Is the GTD Outlook Add-in still considered a useful GTD tool even though, from what I've read, the dayweekmonthtask view won't work with Outlook 2010? (Apparently it works with Outlook 2003 and 2007.) Is this a big deal? (I'm new to GTD and am looking for simple, useful software to help implement it. Since I use Outlook 2010 for my emails I thought I may as well go with the "official" GTD add-in, but then I read that there's a problem with the dayweekmonthtask view, which struck me as a potentially big problem. Am I missing something here?) Thanks!
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usefulness of GTD Outlook Add-in with Outlook 2010?
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