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There is also a pretty long discussion thread in this forum with some of the links that Jack mentioned:

http://davidco.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7752

Marina -

I have no association with the folks that make ClearContext, and I doubt that the other posters on this thread do either. Before accusing other users of spamming the forum, please...

I have to agree with the other folks on this thread... I recently switched to ClearContext and for the first time I have a tool that is able to tie together emails, tasks, and appointments into a...

I just posted a new version of the DROE note taking tool. It now supports both OneNote and EverNote, as well as text-only note files. There is a handy pop-up note window that allows you to capture...

Here is some additional information... There was a key piece missing from my original instructions, that being the detailed setup screens. I captured the relevant screens and published them along...

Good catch, thanks Steve!

I guess you would need to un-check, re-check, then uncheck again if you want to refresh and also see tags without check boxes included per Jack's suggestion above?

Hi Howard -

Sorry for the slow reply! Something went wrong with my email notification so I just saw your post. Yes, I have a few other resources I can share... We have had discussion at length...

I created a free "Daily Record of Events" (DROE) Tool to help with note taking in OneNote 2007. I also just updated it to add some shortcuts for fast Outlook (2003) task and message creation, as...

I posted a minor update to the DROE Tool. There are three changes in this release:


The download now includes a detailed README file with installation/upgrade instructions, screen shots, and...

Stodge - I finally got a chance to post my tool for quickly adding notes to my Daily Record of Events in OneNote. You can download it here. I'm calling this a Beta release : )

Regards,
Carl

Thanks Stodge, I hope to get that posted in the next week or so. I'll leave a reply here once it's up.

-Carl

Nuno - I think I missed what you were trying to do... I was describing a way to link an Outlook task to a calendar item (nothing to do with OneNote). So, in that case, you don't want to delete the...

Nuno - I think there's an easy way to do this... These instructions assume Outlook 2003 but should be similar for Outlook 2007... Right click on the task icon in the list and (with the right mouse...

Nuno - Nice idea! That also has the added benefit that at the end of the year you really don't have to move anything. If it's in the "@Done" notebook it just gets archived. You can then create...

Nuno,

I do still use Outlook categories to manage contexts. After flagging an item in OneNote to create the task, I right click on the flag and select "Open Task in Outlook". As soon as the task...

paper-edv,

The tasks in Outlook can either come from flagging an item in OneNote, or directly in Outlook (CTRL-SHIFT-K). Ultimately all of the tasks will end up in Outlook. You can manually push...

lmw - Great! Glad I could help.

Nuno - Here is how I handle next actions without using OneNote tags... First of all, any pages that aren't in my @DONE section get looked at during weekly review. ...

Nuno,

I have not seen the same problem with tags that you describe above. One difference is that I try and keep everything in one single notebook labeled "2007". At the end of the year, I will...

No problem, I threw a new post up there with the file and some instructions on how to install it as the default template for your @PROJECTS section. Here is the link:
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Thanks. BTW, the folks at EverNote are finally catching on... Their new release supports Google Desktop Search, so it's pretty much a toss-up now.

I did use EverNote in my GTD system for over a...