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i think it boils down to using what works for you. some people still use pen and paper and carry a list with them.. to me the main feature of such programs is
by SonicSoul 15y ago
i think it boils down to using what works for you. some people still use pen and paper and carry a list with them..
to me the main feature of such programs is synchronization.. while i may not remember to wear the pants with my pen and paper i will always be next to some internet device that can quickly retrieve such lists. And all the better if said lists are contextual. for now i am still on rememberthemilk.com one thing that is missing from there, is sublists.
i'd like a better way of listing steps for each task. i.e. expand something like "Find a cat sitter" and see a list of sources i need to check and be able to check them off, w/out cluttering the main list window.
if i could find that (something exactly like RTM but with nice sub-tasks) i'd be a happy camper