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Gtd software things for mac demo video
Gtd software things for mac demo video





gtd software things for mac demo video

Full screen mode for things like calendar and mail and swipes to move between them make it extremely productive. I recently got one of the new 13" MB Airs and it is really a pleasure to use. I highly recommend you consider a 13" laptop as well as the 15" one. It took a little while to re-train keyboard habits, but when I got back to work one of the first things I did was replace my desktop pc with a mac. Really looking forward to hearing from you all to see how you are getting on with this, what's everyone using for GTD on a Mac, what recommendations, feedback & advice you have for me.ġ) I switched 5 years ago when I ruptured my Achilles tendon and was basically stuck in a chair with a new 15" Macbook on my lap. I'm pretty sure that I want to switch to the Mac but it's the whole 'Outlook' functionality that worries me.

gtd software things for mac demo video

I also drag & drop emails from my inbox into the relevant categorised tasks so that I can then view them by categories.ĭoes Microsoft Outlook on the Mac give me this exact same functionality? Can I categorise tasks in the same way and then drag and drop emails into tasks as I do on my pc? Can you set reminders for tasks? I find this system so useful and rely on it for my daily time management. I use the 'tasks' facility on Microsoft Outlook for my GTD system, categorising tasks in to the various GTD contexts that I use, etc etc. I believe you can also get the full Microsoft Office suite for the Mac, is that right? Is it exactly the same as using it on a pc? Have any of you made the switch from a pc laptop to a Mac and how have you find the conversion? Would you recommend it? How easy has it been to learn the Mac operating system? Any problems with it?Īs I mentioned I use Microsoft Office every day for both business and private use. I currently use 'Microsoft Outlook' for my GTD system on the pc and use Outlook tasks for everything, categorising tasks into the various GTD contexts that I use. I've always used used a pc and so this is a big decision for me but I reckon I should make the switch now as I do have to change my current laptop. I'm seriously thinking of changing my pc laptop to a new Apple MacBook Pro 15".







Gtd software things for mac demo video