Comments on: GTD, clients and learning systems http://www.thiswomanswork.com/2008/02/10/gtd-clients-and-learning-systems/ dawn friedman's blog Thu, 04 Dec 2008 00:32:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Ln http://www.thiswomanswork.com/2008/02/10/gtd-clients-and-learning-systems/#comment-6802 Ln Mon, 11 Feb 2008 14:34:14 +0000 http://www.thiswomanswork.com/2008/02/10/gtd-clients-and-learning-systems/#comment-6802 Oooh! Thanks for sharing Plaxo! I thought it was just another annoying social network site. I've been wanting to sync my google stuff with my iCal and my address book. Now maybe I can actually implement the GTD stuff. But now I should go work on my flylady morning routine, woohoo! Oooh! Thanks for sharing Plaxo! I thought it was just another annoying social network site. I’ve been wanting to sync my google stuff with my iCal and my address book. Now maybe I can actually implement the GTD stuff.

But now I should go work on my flylady morning routine, woohoo!

]]> By: Jennifer http://www.thiswomanswork.com/2008/02/10/gtd-clients-and-learning-systems/#comment-6799 Jennifer Mon, 11 Feb 2008 00:32:01 +0000 http://www.thiswomanswork.com/2008/02/10/gtd-clients-and-learning-systems/#comment-6799 It's sounds great...as for Windows projects...Outlook Express and Outlook sync with a lot of the major e-mail systems, including Hotmail, Verizon, Comcast, etc. And it your business uses Webmail from Outlook (and it's my understanding that most Furtune 500 corporations use it) you can access you calendar, journal, tasks, to-do lists and e-mail all from from program anytime you have internet access (even with a cell phone). It will sync with your Outlook on your home, work and laptops, even Palms and Blackberries, but it also works from any computer as long as you have your specific html address to log onto a private server run and maintained by your company. Not trying to sarcastic...just this is an FYI type of thing. Personally, I use hotmail for personal projects and e-mails, and use WebMail for work, it's great because my reminders and calender and journal all are there in one place. And since I can access hotmail through Outlook Express on my laptop and home computer and from any other computer in the world that accesses the internet (and again, even on my cell-and I have a cheap cell!), I'm always connected to work and personal. Hope this helps. PS-If I ever get a Mac, I will be sure to call you. You seem to know all about them! I'm jealous! It’s sounds great…as for Windows projects…Outlook Express and Outlook sync with a lot of the major e-mail systems, including Hotmail, Verizon, Comcast, etc. And it your business uses Webmail from Outlook (and it’s my understanding that most Furtune 500 corporations use it) you can access you calendar, journal, tasks, to-do lists and e-mail all from from program anytime you have internet access (even with a cell phone). It will sync with your Outlook on your home, work and laptops, even Palms and Blackberries, but it also works from any computer as long as you have your specific html address to log onto a private server run and maintained by your company.

Not trying to sarcastic…just this is an FYI type of thing. Personally, I use hotmail for personal projects and e-mails, and use WebMail for work, it’s great because my reminders and calender and journal all are there in one place. And since I can access hotmail through Outlook Express on my laptop and home computer and from any other computer in the world that accesses the internet (and again, even on my cell-and I have a cheap cell!), I’m always connected to work and personal.

Hope this helps.

PS-If I ever get a Mac, I will be sure to call you. You seem to know all about them! I’m jealous!

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