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off topic - what is the best outliner for ppc?

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I read such good things here about Bonsai.

However, I own a ppc.

I didn't like listpro and now I'm using trenotes.

any suggestions for a better one?
 
Listpro (a generic list manager) has recently had some small but significant tweaks which make a big difference. In particular, drag and drop indenting and the ability to "flatten" a file, holding the parent/child relationship in extra columns.

This means you can:
- set up a template list with columns for item, context and a three way "action/ next action" flag
- brainstorm and organise to your heart's content
- flag some of the items as actions/ next actions (one tap)
- flatten the file
- filter the next actions
- export these to a .csv for upload to outlook tasks on the desktop

OK, so I've been playing about! but I really haven't been paying enough attention to the project level of GTD, so I'm trying to trick myself to get this moving.

The tool is a bit pricy (I got it for free with an iPaq 3630 years ago and have just paid $16 for the upgrade), and some of the user interface choices are idiosyncratic. You can get product descriptions and links to reviews through

http://www.iliumsoft.com

Hope this helps...

FBA
 
Dave & FBA,

Thanks for your replies.

I've been testing both Streamliner and the new version of Listpro.

Still, I feel that Trenotes suits my needs better.

I was very impressed of Bonsai (e.g. - it's ability to automatically change the color of the next action by days remaining to due date).

But, as I said before, I don't use a palm (any more).

Guess that is another area in which ppc's software is still falling behind.
 
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