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Is there any software written specifically for David Allen's GTD System, besides the Outlook addin that The David Allen Company offers?
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For opensource types, there are two projects in the planning stage on SourceForge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gtdapp/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gtdlists/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gtdapp/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gtdlists/
Sure, sort of . . .
The program Note Studio is a desktop and palm wiki design for general note taking. A set of templates are available that implement GTD.
I just starting using it, and like it so far. Easy to update and maintain, and highly customizable. I do still use the vanilla Palm calendar and contacts. You can do both of these within Note Studio but there are limitations. The calendar is not a true calendar with multiviews. The contacts in Note Studio (called People) is great for keeping notes on conversations with people and I will probable add some frequently called people to it.
The program Note Studio is a desktop and palm wiki design for general note taking. A set of templates are available that implement GTD.
I just starting using it, and like it so far. Easy to update and maintain, and highly customizable. I do still use the vanilla Palm calendar and contacts. You can do both of these within Note Studio but there are limitations. The calendar is not a true calendar with multiviews. The contacts in Note Studio (called People) is great for keeping notes on conversations with people and I will probable add some frequently called people to it.
I have found two very good list managers that run on the PC, Pocket PC, and (in the case of one) SmartPhones:
Either of them would adapt very easily to the GTD System
ListPro: http://www.iliumsoft.com/site/lp/listpro.htm
TreNotes: http://www.fannsoftware.com/DesktopTreNotes.html
Either of them would adapt very easily to the GTD System
ListPro: http://www.iliumsoft.com/site/lp/listpro.htm
TreNotes: http://www.fannsoftware.com/DesktopTreNotes.html
Another great organizer is C-Organizer: http://www.csoftlab.com/C-OrganizerPro.html
handles:
-calendar (events)
-Next actions list
-contacts (address book)
-paswords
-Notes (use for inbox and reference)
I wish it would sync its data with Outlook. :-(
handles:
-calendar (events)
-Next actions list
-contacts (address book)
-paswords
-Notes (use for inbox and reference)
I wish it would sync its data with Outlook. :-(
Anyone using Outlook for everything?
Tasks of course can be used for next actions.
Notes can be used for inbox and reference
Tasks of course can be used for next actions.
Notes can be used for inbox and reference
Recently, I've been using Outlook for pretty much everything, with a Palm for portable info. As you'd expect, I use Tasks for my @lists, Notes for all my lists (with one file named Inbox for quick notes), and the Calendar for recording day specific actions. I also use the Contacts but that's more from using it in Outlook for email. For me, it's been working great. I've spent less time updating/synchronizing between Outlook and a planner and been better able to adjust to new situations. It's currently fitting my lifestyle.
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I'm using Life Ballance from http://llamagraphics.com
It's not perfect, but it is the best one if you like to orginize your projects into tree structure.
It's not perfect, but it is the best one if you like to orginize your projects into tree structure.
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Tablet GTD
For those of you with a tablet PC, there's a bit of software called Tablet GTD.
Would be inters td to hear if anyone else has tried the software
Link @ www.googy.com
For those of you with a tablet PC, there's a bit of software called Tablet GTD.
Would be inters td to hear if anyone else has tried the software
Link @ www.googy.com
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Unregistered said:For those of you with a tablet PC, there's a bit of software called Tablet GTD.
Would be inters td to hear if anyone else has tried the software
Link @ www.googy.com
I played around some time with TabletGtD. I've been very enthusiastic in the beginning. I even sent two lengthy emails to googy with bug reports and questions. I have never got any response apart of a short notice. The trial time is very short. Nothing lese happened. Due to these two reasons I uninstalled it. It looked very promising to me, but didn't keep it promises.
Your mileage may vary
Volker