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Frantz Nelson	Posted Feb 28, 2009 in: Toodledo is not for GTD Score: 0 Frantz Nelson Posted: Feb 28, 2009 Score: 0 I actually use the folders to segment my -Inbox -Work related items -Personal related items -Client accounts/related items Being that I don't need to use tags I use that feature for my projects. I then do the same as onstott and list my projects as separate line items in a context list called "Projects" (so that I can add notes). I also tie the context entries to the respective project tag. This way when looking at my tags (which are my projects), my project context item appear at the top with all the project notes. I confused myself explaining that (it works though)... All that to say that you can make the application work for you if you take the time to slice it and dice it the way you want. Took me a few tries to finally get it right. I'm sure I'll tweak it again soon. This message was edited Feb 28, 2009.

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Posted Feb 28, 2009 in: Toodledo is not for GTD

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Frantz Nelson
Posted: Feb 28, 2009
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I actually use the folders to segment my
-Inbox
-Work related items
-Personal related items
-Client accounts/related items

Being that I don't need to use tags I use that feature for my projects. I then do the same as onstott and list my projects as separate line items in a context list called "Projects" (so that I can add notes). I also tie the context entries to the respective project tag. This way when looking at my tags (which are my projects), my project context item appear at the top with all the project notes.

I confused myself explaining that (it works though)... All that to say that you can make the application work for you if you take the time to slice it and dice it the way you want. Took me a few tries to finally get it right. I'm sure I'll tweak it again soon.

This message was edited Feb 28, 2009.