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Any stand alones?

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p.paxton	Posted: Sep 11, 2009 Score: 0 I know that Toodledo syncs with ical and google cal but are there any stand alone apps like Things or Easy Task Manager that Toodledo syncs with? I really like that ical syncs with my gcal which syncs with my saisuke calendar. I also like Evernote's idea of having a stand alone app, online component, and an iphone app. I just wish there was a good software that synced as well.
Anders	Posted: Sep 11, 2009 Score: -1 The only desktop app that I know of which can be synced to Toodledo is Outlook, which can be accomplished using a third party sync application. Offline access is probably one of the all-time most requested features. Toodledo explains the situation with that here (highlighted post): http://www.toodledo.com/forums/6/974/-8490/read.html The other option some people go with is just opening the website using a standalone app like Prism or Adobe AIR, but you have to be online for that to work obviously. If you want to suggest connections with other apps, here is a good thread for doing it: http://www.toodledo.com/forums/2/300/0/what-new-connections-do-you-want-to-see.html

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p.paxton

Posted: Sep 11, 2009

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I know that Toodledo syncs with ical and google cal but are there any stand alone apps like Things or Easy Task Manager that Toodledo syncs with? I really like that ical syncs with my gcal which syncs with my saisuke calendar. I also like Evernote's idea of having a stand alone app, online component, and an iphone app. I just wish there was a good software that synced as well.

Anders

Posted: Sep 11, 2009

Score: -1

The only desktop app that I know of which can be synced to Toodledo is Outlook, which can be accomplished using a third party sync application.
Offline access is probably one of the all-time most requested features. Toodledo explains the situation with that here (highlighted post): http://www.toodledo.com/forums/6/974/-8490/read.html
The other option some people go with is just opening the website using a standalone app like Prism or Adobe AIR, but you have to be online for that to work obviously.
If you want to suggest connections with other apps, here is a good thread for doing it: http://www.toodledo.com/forums/2/300/0/what-new-connections-do-you-want-to-see.html

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