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  1. rodxmas

    Manage Your Now Michael Linenberger

    Hi Everyone! I have been practicing GTD for 13 years and feel comfortable with yet always learning the methodology. For a variety of reasons, I am switching my set up from Todoist to a MS office 365 system with Outlook as the base task list. In doing my research I came across Michael...
  2. rodxmas

    MS Office 365

    My company recently upgraded to office 365. My personal setup has been outlook for email, onenote for project support and todoist as my list manager. The system works fine but was curious if anyone had experience with setting up outlook in office 365 with a corporate and personal account and...
  3. Fred Janssen

    Getting back in...

    Hi, After using GTD serveral years with Lotus Notes (with the eProductivity add on), my company moved to Office 365. I have search this forum to find a good write-up on how to use GTD with the full Office 365 suite of products, however despite lots of stuff available, I could not find a good...
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