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  1. H

    Google Keep

    I have been a very long time user of Evernote, and have searched for various task manager front-ends that provide more utility than EN's reminder function. I've tried several, and have been pleased with both Todoist and IQTELL (which integrates very well with EN). I been retired for a few years...
  2. Louis

    Outlook Task User Considering Google Keep: Advice Needed

    Hi, Apologies for the long post. I implemented my GTD methodology in Outlook a few months ago when I started a new job. My system consists of using Outlook categories as context lists. I chose Outlook because Outlook/Office 365 is our main collaboration system at work and I've used Outlook...
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