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using excel for gtd

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Hi,

I'm disappointed of oultiners available for ppc.

I noticed some of us are using excel for implementing gtd.

Could you please share your thoughts - do you prefer excel over oultiners, and how you use excel for gtd.

It would be great if some could attach a pictures of their sheets.

tia.
 
tia,

I started GTD with Excel. I had one file with a separate tab for each context: office, home, errands, waiting for, someday/maybe, etc.

There's not much more to say about it. It takes about 2 minutes to set up. I kept it open all day long.

Do you have any specific questions?

I now use Outlook tasks with the GTD add-in and a Palm Tungsten T2.

moises
 
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