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Anonymous
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Has anyone seen the David Allen book in e-book format. It would be a great book to have on the PDA to read during those downtimes....
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Jason Womack
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No e-version of GTD
Hi,
The publisher is the one to make this decision, and as of now...print, audio tape and audio CD is all we have...
Hi,
The publisher is the one to make this decision, and as of now...print, audio tape and audio CD is all we have...
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Dave
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E-book versions would be great. I have the audio version of both GTD and RFA...it seems my commute time is the only time I have to "read".
One thing I've done (since I often don't have the time to read many of the articles here in one sitting) is to dump new articles to either a pdf file (there are shareware programs that will "print" pdf files) or to e-book .lit files (Microsoft has a free Word plug-in that will turn Word docs into .lit files). Then I can catch up on the messages when I have time no matter where I am. I've also done the same thing with the Barns & Noble GTD course...not as good as being a "real time" participant, but I do get a chance to read the articles/messages this way!
Dave
One thing I've done (since I often don't have the time to read many of the articles here in one sitting) is to dump new articles to either a pdf file (there are shareware programs that will "print" pdf files) or to e-book .lit files (Microsoft has a free Word plug-in that will turn Word docs into .lit files). Then I can catch up on the messages when I have time no matter where I am. I've also done the same thing with the Barns & Noble GTD course...not as good as being a "real time" participant, but I do get a chance to read the articles/messages this way!
Dave