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Whitepaper: GTD LoFi/HiFi by Emory

Enough people have been picking my brain lately about my workflow that I decided to document it. Heavily.

Published versions of this draft as I'm writing it will be available online and I will be commiting changes as I work on it.

I'll probably also post something on my weblog or in this thread when revisions are made.

Since email has been a hot topic lately, I started with that section, and I'll be documenting various other topics as I go.

Permalink for this doc will be: http://kvet.ch/pages/gtd-whitepaper-emory

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Hey Emory, I really enjoyed the...

Hey Emory,

I really enjoyed the white paper.

Question for you:

I'm currently evaluating Yojimbo as a method of keeping notes / knowledge-base-y type stuff. But I kind of lust after the "semantic" linking and stuff that DevonTHINK offers, and you clearly like it.

The two things I like most about Yojimbo are:

1. The seamlessness with which it syncs over .Mac

and

2. The one-click encryption of notes.

What is the situation like with syncing and encryption in DevonTHINK? Particularly, how do you keep your database up-to-date on different computers? Or don't you?

 
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