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Contents 1 Articles and Posts 2 Sites 3 Groups 4 Tools 4.1 For Outlook 4.2 For Palm 5 Excerpts

[edit] Articles and Posts

• Getting Things Done in the New Year
• David Allen Company - Free PDF Articles
• NextActions versus @Context
• A Year of Getting Things Done: Part 1, The Good Stuff
• A Year of Getting Things Done: Part 2, The Stuff I Wish I Were Better At
• Getting Things Done Software Systems (Part 1 of 2)
• Getting Things Done On WikidPad

[edit] Sites

• Efetividade.net (Portuguese)
• 43 Folders
  • Community Drive Wiki
• MineZone GTD Summary
• Next Action Cards

[edit] Groups

• GTD-BR (Portuguese)
• 43 Folders

[edit] Tools

[edit] For Outlook

• Jello.Dashboard

[edit] For Palm

[edit] Excerpts

I've set up an Instiki wiki (with Markdown!) that we can all use for, well, pretty much whatever.

The Instiki wiki has a page on using Instiki as a CMS, which I think will help answer your questions: http://www.instiki.org/show/HowToUseInstikiAsCMS

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I personally use a wiki on my Palm for this purpose. I use a hack called MegaWiki that allows you to implement a wiki by simply using WikiWords in standard Palm memos.

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I find VoodooPad works well for tasks. You can sync its pages to your Palm Memos file with this AppleScript:

http://slashetc.com/pub/mac/voodoo-export.applescript

This idea can be taken a lot further, e.g. by putting a Wiki on the Palm as well. It's on my Someday list... ;-)

Caveat: I have the script set to nuke all my Palm Memos; I use the Todo app as an inbox on the Palm instead of modifying memos directly. Also; I am not an AppleScript programmer - improvements welcome!

> Very interesting -- does it maintain VP links or is it flat-file?

Flat-file at the moment. Soon it will maintain links by exporting to a Palm Wiki, either Acrowiki or pslink/psmemo.

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Here's a vote for WikidPad (http://www.wikidpad.org). It's a Windows app, not server based. But in conjunction with something like Webdrive (http://www.webdrive.com) you could store it securely on a remote server.

I'll vote for Pimki - a fork from Instiki with a PIM flavour. If you Google Pimki, you'll see my blog entries about Pimki (on Dangerous Thinking). It's at http://pimki.rubyforge.org/. Assaph Mehr, the developer, is very open to ideas and user input.

I think you should take a good look at GtdWiki, a fork of PhpWiki, if you haven't already: http://chrismetcalf.net/wiki/index.php/GtdWiki

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Shadow Plan is the best project manager there is for the palm OS.