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It's true---DA was at a book signing/1 hour talk yesterday in Southern California, he pulls out his Tungsten T, everything is on that. Looked like a pretty lean setup. He said again, referencing Einstein: "Keep it as simple as you need it to be, but no simpler."
Thomas asked: noticed that DA says that he uses a Tungsten right out of the box, no added software. How does the man who develped GTD do this? Perhaps that is the better question.
Check out "How I am using my palm organizer" in the tips and tools section of this website--he describes how he uses his to-do and memo lists. He uses Calendar and Address book as is.
I don't mind the built in datebook except for not being able to scroll the day without hitting the little arrow at the bottom of the screen.
FWIW, I also use my Palm - previous an m505, and now a Tungsten T - for all things GTD. I based my setup off of the tips found here on the website.
Admittedly though, I use Agendus as my schedule/calendar program, and I keep a few of my less used reference lists in Bonsai. The bulk of my data is in the todo application; with supporting data, inspirations, open/hours, and misc other things being in the Memo app.
I don't use the "power" features of Agendus (colors/icons/etc.), but I do use the contact linking because it helps keep things organized on the Desktop (GoldMine). I also just like the look of Agendus - especially the beta I've been playing with in the past few weeks.
- Kathy
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