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I use that approach, using...Dr. Contextlove or: "How I learned to stop worrying and love iCal" By: Merlin Mann (39 replies) February 27, 2006 - 4:50am
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I use that approach, using...
I use that approach, using iCal like a window to watch my next to-dos. The problem is when creating a new to-do, I always have the some doubt: it should go to iCal, kGTD or both? Do I synch kGTD or not? I have found myself synching kGTD just before adding a single to-do. That’s not efficient, and the end result is that I am reluctant to add them. Any ideas?