Summer 2009 PIM roll-call
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Posted by Tom S.
Jul 29, 2009 at 12:48 PM
dan7000 wrote:
>Todo: Outlook, with Taskline Plugin
>Email: Outlook, with
>ClearContext Plugin
>Calendar: Outlook
>Notes, Research, web clippings and
>bookmarks: Evernote
Just as a matter of curiosity, since you are using it for everything else, why aren’t you using Outlook for the last category? Its a click of a button with a browser plugin to send webpages as emails. Why not make it all in one? What are the advantage of Evernote?
Tom S.
Posted by Manfred
Jul 29, 2009 at 01:40 PM
Todo: ConnectedText
Email: Thunderbird
Calendar: ConnectedText
Notes, Research, web clippings, and first drafts: ConnectedText
Writing (final drafts): Atlantis Word Processor
Manfred
Posted by JohnK
Jul 29, 2009 at 02:42 PM
Todo: Rainlendar, synced with Remember the Milk and Thunderbird/Lightning
Email: Thunderbird
Calendar: Rainlendar, synced with Lightning and Google Calendar
Notes, research, web clippings: Local Website Archive, Clipcache Pro, Notezilla, ConnectedText
Writing: WriteMonkey, MS Word 2003, PageFour
Rainlendar (http://www.rainlendar.net) has been my best discovery this year. It sits permanently on my desktop (it has a “desktop mode”, if that makes sense, and I had wanted a powerful desktop calendar for some time). The paid version adds sharing networked calendars, Outlook and Google Calendar support.
Using iCalendar (.ics) files, Rainlendar seamlessly syncs with a variety of programs and online services (see my examples above - for the programs I use, all syncs are bi-directional). I’ve only been using Rainlendar for a month or so, but I’ve never had a sync issue with it, and Rainlendar maintains multiple backups in any case.
I have become so enthusiastic about the program that I even created my own (sober, minimalist) skin for it—many of the available skins are a bit…funky.
Posted by Glen Coulthard
Jul 29, 2009 at 03:20 PM
Here are my choices:
Todo: Chaos Intellect
Email: Windows Live Mail
Calendar: Chaos Intellect
Research and web clippings: WebResearch Pro & Evernote
Outlining: MyNotesKeeper & MyInfo (haven’t yet decided)
Notes and first drafts: ConnectedText
Writing (final drafts): ConnectedText & Word 2007
But I also own MyBase, TreePad, Surfulater, and ZuluPad Pro. Yes, I’m a PIM-junkie
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Glen
Posted by Thomas
Jul 29, 2009 at 03:29 PM
User of:
Todo: MyLife Organized
Email: Pocomail
Calendar: TimeTo, when I have to
Writing: SuperNotecard
Research, notes, ... : UltraRecall
Owner of few others (most mentioned in this thread), but scarcely using those.
Waiting for Zoot 6