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    Hi Everyone,

    I am looking for recommendations on (preferably free) software to manage checklists for the BlackBerry. I had one on my Palm that worked just fine, but am looking for what people use here.

    Any help appreciated. Thanks!
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    Todo Matrix (rexwwireless.com)
    Pocketday Notes
    Nextaction!

    - none are free - all can be found at Handango.

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    Quote Originally Posted by br4978 View Post
    Todo Matrix (rexwwireless.com)
    Pocketday Notes
    Nextaction!

    - none are free - all can be found at Handango.
    Thanks. I have Nextaction!, actually, but this isn't what I'm looking for. I'm looking for something as simple (and easy) as HandyShopper for the Palm was. I used something different, which was also free, but it could just as easily have been that.

    Anyway, thank you for the advise.
    Last edited by ommoran; 10-08-2007 at 02:41 PM.
    Martin.

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    We just announced a new BlackBerry Client for our Mentat Organizer today: http://brainmurmurs.com/blog/2007/10...-announcement/

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    I'm a very heavy Blackberry user and swithced from the Palm myself too. There are a couple of checklist softwares out there but none of them synced with Outlook. Hence I simply ended up using Memopad in my Blackberry, which syncs with my Outlook Notes. Because of the really powerful search feature in Outlook, I can drill down to the exact list I need in seconds. Also it's fairly easy to scan through all my lists when doing a weekly review too.

    Do give this a try.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mavakil View Post
    I'm a very heavy Blackberry user and swithced from the Palm myself too. There are a couple of checklist softwares out there but none of them synced with Outlook. Hence I simply ended up using Memopad in my Blackberry, which syncs with my Outlook Notes. Because of the really powerful search feature in Outlook, I can drill down to the exact list I need in seconds. Also it's fairly easy to scan through all my lists when doing a weekly review too.
    I will do, thanks. I was hoping to find something where I could "tick things off", you know?

    Thanks for the tip.
    Martin.

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    I also use the notepad feature in my outlook and my blackberry (which sync) and it's worked fairly well. I have been including everything one one note though which each of my action categories listed. It's a bit crowded and scrolling is annoying especially on the blackberry. I may give your suggestion (Arif) a try which appears to be putting each list as it's own note correct?

    Martin, I know what you mean, checking it off is satisfying rather than just deleting the item which is what I do.

    Arif, do you store your completed items somewhere or do you just delete them?

    I've been considering getting the Outlook Add-In, but I'm paranoid about changing what I am currently doing, and investing time and effort into something that may not do what I want it to. Right now what I am doing is very effective, but it's starting to feel overwhelming.

    Does anyone know much about the outlook addin?

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    Since this post I downloaded the Outlook Whitepaper and it's well worth the $10. You get good, easy to follow assistance on setting it up and I'm humming along nicely.
    Last edited by Cluby1; 11-14-2007 at 07:16 PM. Reason: did not download Add-In, downloaded the Outlook Whitepaper

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    The Mentat BlackBerry client is in beta and can be downloaded OTA from http://brainmurmurs.com/products/men...BlackBerry.jad.

    If your BlackBerry runs version 4.1 of the OS you can download a compatible version from
    http://brainmurmurs.com/products/men...BlackBerry.jad.

    The software requires a Mentat account, which is free, and can be setup at http://gomentat.com.

    I've been using the software for about two weeks now and it's coming along nicely.

    You can read more about the client on our blog, here: http://brainmurmurs.com/blog/2007/11...-beta-preview/

    *New UI screens are up too. The Agenda view lets you set up tasks for the day & mark them complete as you get through them.

    -Daniel
    Last edited by dlpasco; 11-19-2007 at 01:22 PM. Reason: new screenshots posted

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