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When I had jobs that required me to use Huge Enterprise Planner v 10.0, i copied my tasks as succinctly as possible to notepad. It's lightweight, doesn't get in the way, and just works. Todo.txt, and I keep it to 10 lines per day.
When I had my blackberry (before it got damaged) I wold use the "memo" area a lot. It was the most convenient way to make sure I could note down tasks that came up as they came up.
Pretty simple, plus a nice Web API. I wrote some command-line tools and an Android app to work with it, so I have a few ways to read or edit my list.
I don't want to use a separate app for to-do lists, so I either use whatever text editor is at hand or Wikidpad. It's also a great way to stop using dozens of text files scattered around your filesystem for notes/lists/etc.
Wikidpad also has some to-do-list specific plugins/scripts, which might be handy but I don't use any of them.
The simplest, easiest to use online ToDo app is Google Tasks. You can access it using small window in Gmail (look for "tasks" on the left-hand side) or full-screen ( https://mail.google.com/tasks/canvas ) or on the iPhone/Android ( https://mail.google.com/tasks/ig ) I have also wrote a native iPhone app client for Google Tasks so that you can use it offline http://www.geetasks.com
The simplest, easiest to use online ToDo app is Google Tasks. You can access it using small window in Gmail (look for "tasks" on the left-hand side) or full-screen ( https://mail.google.com/tasks/canvas ) or on the iPhone/Android ( https://mail.google.com/tasks/ig ) I have also wrote a native iPhone app client for Google Tasks so that you can use it offline http://www.geetasks.com
https://mail.google.com/tasks/ig?pli=1 works for normal gmail, but fails miserably for GAFYD
The simplest, easiest to use online ToDo app is Google Tasks. You can access it using small window in Gmail (look for "tasks" on the left-hand side) or full-screen ( https://mail.google.com/tasks/canvas ) or on the iPhone/Android ( https://mail.google.com/tasks/ig ) I have also wrote a native iPhone app client for Google Tasks so that you can use it offline http://www.geetasks.com
You might know this then: How do you get a page of just GAFYD tasks? https://mail.google.com/tasks/ig?pli=1 works for normal gmail, but fails miserably for GAFYD
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You might know this then: How do you get a page of just GAFYD tasks? https://mail.google.com/tasks/ig?pli=1 works for normal gmail, but fails miserably for GAFYD
And the answer is: https://mail.google.com/tasks/a/domain.com/ig
OneNote -- it has been said it's the best piece of software to come out of Redmond.