I'm still tweaking my system, but I'm realizing that I need to do a program freeze and just get to work.

Components of mt system:
1)Outlook 2003 at both home and work.
2)Dell Axim x30 Pocket PC with Pocket Informant. PI would work great as a stand alone, but text entry on a PPC can be cumbersome. Plus I can never decide on what I want to do.
3)Evernote rocks! I'm thinking of using it for collection.
4)Installed Keynote again. Looks to be useful. Might work for support materials.

Others that I have no idea what to do with as yet:
My Life Organized:
Looks cool, but Outlook sync screws tasks up from time to time. This is what happens when you're evaluating a program while visiting your parents for Christmas, dad knows you want software, and hands you his credit card to hook yourself up.
I'm tempted to create a rule that Outlook will have no task that is not a Next Action that can't be done in the next week. I have lots of tasks and I'm getting nowhere on all of them. I could port them to a text list, Tom's spreadsheet (thanks, Tom), or My Life Organized, and bring them back to Outlook when they are NAs doable within a week's time.

I'm also looking at text files, but having spent so much time trying to be high tech, it seems so anti-climactic. But I have to find something that works that I can stop tweaking.

It does seem odd that most GTD people seem to be using Macs. I don't know if I like Windows, but XP finally has some stability and Macs are priced out of my range. Mac users seem to like them though.