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Actions with Notes for Android is public

I have just released Actions with Notes on the Android Market. Here a link to the entry in the market. Quite a lot of work has gone into this app. It lets your Lotus Notes Actions (ToDo documents) synchronize to your Android device. On

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Actions with Notes 1.8 will include option to flag with Today when you create a new Action

The next version of Actions with Notes will look like this when you compose a new Action: The Today-button is only visible if you have configured the app to use the eProductivity template. Clicking the Today button will let you toggle the Today flag

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Actions with Notes beta Android app - demo and call for testers

Here is a YouTube video showing you the current state of the Getting Things Done-supporting Android app I have been working on for a while now. The app is primarily focused on supporting eProductivity-users. It lets you synchronize Actions between your Android device and

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Free GTD for Notes - eProductivity Essentials

The people who made the Getting Things Done-enabled Lotus Notes email-template that I use to get my things done have expandede their product line to include a stand-alone edition of eProductivity which (because it is stand-alone) does not require you to change the design

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Actions with Notes 0.3 for Android

I just sent the beta testers version 0.3 of Actions with Notes for Android devices. New in this release: Option to filter Action list to only display Actions tagged with Today flag in eProductivity. Only relevant to eProductivity users. Can be configured from

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Actions for Notes - looking for prototype testers

My Actions with Notes Android app is now a working prototype. I mentioned it before: Actions for Notes Android app - getting started. It is able to retrieve ToDo items (Actions in Getting Things Done / eProductivity speak) from your Lotus Notes email database. You

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Actions for Notes Android app - getting started

I have just started the development of my next Android app. The working title is Actions for Notes. It will be a for free Android app. The app will be able to synchronize ToDos with Lotus Notes/Domino. You will be able to work

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Painless return from holidays with GTD

This week i started working after four great weeks of holidays in Provence, France. I had a lot of open projects and email-threads when I left, so coming back is always interesting. It has been truly marvelous how easy it was to get back

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Braindump to Notes for Android - now with SSL

I have release a new version of Braindump to Notes - the Android GTD app. A major release. New stuff since my last post is: SSL support is now a feature. You will need to edit the Preferences to enabled SSL. Remember to edit

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New release of Braindump to Notes for Android

I have just released a new version of BrainDump to Notes. Version 2.1 includes some important stuff IMHO. BrainDump to Notes is an Android application that allows you to quickly get Stuff off your mind, an important part of the Getting Things Done

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Getting Things Done seminar

Jeg har tidligere skrevet om Hvad er Getting Things Done. Og det er kort fortalt en metode til at få styr på alle sine opgaver, projekter, ansvar... ting der optager dit liv og din tid. Og det er ikke en højt-ravende filosofi - det

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What's new in the Notes 8-enabled eProductivity GTD template - a couple of new features

I would like to show a couple of new features from the coming Lotus Notes 8-enabled eProductivity template. As this is a preview version, I guess there is no guarantee that they will be in the release. Save and Add Another There is now

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Creating an Android brain dump app

For the last week I have been working on a personal project. I am coding a native Android application. The application is going to be able to quickly collect reminders, to-dos, things you think about. Those things that in the Getting Things Done terminology

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eProductivity - få 15 licenser for 10 licensers pris

Jeg har nu efterhånden længe brugt en Lotus Notes email skabelon som gør at min email, kalender og to-do følger principperne i David Allens Getting Things Done (GTD) arbejdsmetode. Du kan se hvad jeg har skrevet om eProductivity her og der er også noget

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Weekly Review done - GTD works

I am still using eProductivity - the Getting Things Done mail template that enhances the mail database with GTD functionality. I upgraded to the 1.74 version of the template this weekend. I had some issues when switching between mail-db replicas on Windows and

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eProductivity 1.74 on it's way - release real soon

I was allowed to test the next Release of eProductivity. The mail template is going to be version 1.74. Main highlights: Should contain some Linux-oriented fixes. I have problems with the left-navigator's link to the Reference database when switching between Notes on Linux

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eProductivity review part two: What is it?

The short one: ePruductivity supports working in the Getthing Things Done way. In my previous post - eProductivity review part one: What is Getting Things Done? - I presented the Getting Things Done way of handling work and commitments. It was a very brief

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eProductivity review part one: What is Getting Things Done?

Short review: eProductivity works. When choosing between the Notes 8.5 standard mail template and the eProductivity template, I choose the Red Pill. I am staying with eProductivity. eProductivity is a replacement for the email, to-do and calendar design. It enhances the to-do forms

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GTD introduction and eProductivity resonates with colleagues

Last week we had our monthly "Technology meeting" at Convergens . This is a 3-hour workshop or meeting where we have all sorts of demonstrations or discussions around tech stuff. I was presenting all three subjects this month. One of my subjects was

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Installing the eproductivity tool - and first day in action

Right, I did it. I replaced the design of my Lotus Notes mail database (8.5 format) with the eProductivity template. The instructions are pretty easy to follow. I did this on my Linux laptop of course. No problems there. I am using the

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Getting started Getting Things Done - the eproductivity prerequisites - my highlights

I am in the process of running through the list on the Getting started page on the eproductivity website. David Allen certainly sounds like he likes the eproductivity tool. I have been looking at all the screen dumps. Impressive. My first thoughts are that

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A new way of Getting Things Done

I have been actively working in a way that is inspired by the Getting Things Done way of organising work for about 9 months now. And GTD works. No doubt about it. My life (both personal and work life) has become more well organised