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At the risk of *really* being perceived as too negative (or maybe I just had too long a day today):

Over the decades and with a variety of employers, I have found that nothing ever really changes....

I don't know apastuszak's reason, but I work at a nuclear power plant. Until about a year ago, use of any cell-phone camera was prohibited. It's all about the obvious security issues. I can see a...

1. @Work

Transfer Finished Actions in Evernote to Weekly Review file (instead of deleting)

due on day before weekly review occurs and recurring every 7 days thereafter.



2. @Work

I think that you're working your way to a good answer.

"Work" (and its context) for you may be more of a state of mind than a physical location. Are you most efficient at (not just capable of)...

I use Outlook. I sort my NAs (Outlook tasks) chronologically by "due date." For those NAs that have a due date that is a due BY date, I make the Outlook due date, say, a week before (or whatever...

Without getting into a lot of down-stream issues, the ones that I faced on this very question boil down to 2 key issues.

1. Will your employer allow you to wire or wirelessly sync your smart phone...

The Companionlink/DejaOffice sync is via USB cable or wirelessly via WiFi. I use WiFi via my home router to my laptop. There might be other options that I am not familiar with. Just google them...

I'm not a phone expert, but I do not believe that the hardware ("phone") matters so much as the OS ("Android").

My PIM is Outlook 2010, and I use CompanionLink (starting at about $50) on my...

Without getting into a lot of down-stream issues, the ones that I faced on this very question boil down to 2 key issues.

1. Will your employer allow you to wire or wirelessly sync your smart phone...

I attach my first outgoing message to an Outlook task, set a reasonable review-again date in the @Waiting For folder, and wait. When the time's up, I forward my original message to the original...

How else *would* you arrange the spices in your kitchen?!?

Joe

My PIM is Outlook 2010, and I use CompanionLink (starting at about $50) on my Windows 7 notebook PC to sync with the DejaOffice app (free) on my Android smart phone. It syncs contacts, calendar,...

As I understand "how GTD is supposed to work," you have a few options.

This can be a project or a single item.



Project:
NA: @Home: Find out what time dental office opens on Monday [via...

I have not used the following system, but I stumbled upon it a while ago. I think it is at least worth consideration if you are serious about having a heavy-duty electronic filing system:
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It's a recurring NA set for the first Saturday of every month under @Errand.

Of course, that doesn't mean that I'll necessarily go to have it done that particular day, but that's the usual day for...

With regard to the question of *naming* the plan, if I just use 2017 in the name, it would not be instantly clear to me whether 2017 is the starting year or the ending year of the 5-year plan.

So,...

I agree with Suelin23.

Some time back, there was a good deal of discussion on an @Anywhere context. While I never replied on that topic, that context just begs to be checked constantly, as you...

Set up an NA in your @home (or wherever) context with a daily recurrence of, for example, "Read 1 chapter of Java manual."

If you can't do it for any reason on a particular day, accept that fact,...

My HTC Evo 3D is an Android phone. It *permits* me to sync OTA to Google services (and, hence, that is pretty easy to accomplish), but it does not *require* me to sync to them.

I may be paranoid,...

Without getting into a lot of down-stream issues, the ones that I faced on this very question boil down to 2 key issues.

1. Will your employer allow you to wire or wirelessly sync your smart...