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    Looking to work across Lotus Notes and Apple

    Hi all, I'm looking to try out GTD, and wondering which software (or combination thereof) to set myself up with. I use Lotus Notes on a PC at work, at home I have iMac and iPad. I have a work iPhone with Lotus Notes Traveller set up. I've been reading about options - Evernote, Wunderlist etc...
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