The "Email Address" field in Mail.app accepts multiple comma-delimited addresses. Also sets correct "FROM" address thereafter.

A brief outline of my experiences so far:

OmniFocus and iGTD

• extremely similar appearance and workflow
• work well
• very quick to enter info
• both somewhat sloppy with the GTD model
• neither provides a proper Waiting For list

Midnight Inbox

• looks great - brilliant in fact
• has a somewhat in-your-face attitude towards GTD
• seems quite rigid, which may be a good thing or not
• some interface weirdness
• I found it slow to use, because it is often not clear how to do something

GTD for Teams - How do you get started?

I recently moved a load of actions from a project (things to write about in my tech blog) [1] into my Someday, Maybe Never project, and then it suddenly struck me that maybe it wasn't a project at all, but a context. It makes sense if you think about it from the Contexts view - when you're executing, you just look at the context you're in at the time (calls, errands etc) and because you've never given one of your active contexts to the actions, you never see them in your current context context.

Hi all,

I'm in video production, short and long form video. We're thinking about adding new in-house shooter/editors and we want to be able to have a centralized location for keeping track of hours put into a project, quoted pricing and information, and room to update as we go. If we add new folks it'll be due to a new contact that'll keep everybody hopping at nice pace, and we want to be able to have one place to track all projects and pricing, as well as communicate new and updated info.

Trying to get my computer files in some semblance of order

I suspect Jeffrey’s Not-To-Do list could use a place over most of our desks some days.

Mail.app - smart folder/flagged message count?