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GTD with Journler

Journler is a fantastic piece of software for MacOS X. It is, in fact, so well written and so useful that I won't even bother making any effort at describing it here, other than to say that it (as far as I can tell) does the same thing as an expensive suite like DEVON* but is free, better-designed and has a much more attractive user interface.

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Elegant, beautiful, powerful. Journler is a place for your thoughts and everything they touch.

Featuring iLife integration, audio and video entries, extensive document importing and instantaneous searching and filtering, not to mention Mail, iWeb and Address Book integration, a dash of blogging and AppleScript and Spotlight support.

Journler is a daily notebook and entry based information manager. Scholars, teachers, students, professors, scientists, thinkers, the business minded and writers of every persuasion use it on a daily basis to connect the written word with the media most important to them.

In concert with iCal, Yojimbo and the two 1 x 2 metre whiteboards in my office, this is my GTD suite on a shoestring, and it's utterly fantastic.

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