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Mac at Home, Windows at Office, PDA in pocket - GTD everywhere?
cpadude | Nov 29 2006
Hello. I'm a student and new to GTD. I have a Mac at home which I have been using with an Excel file to manage projects and Next-Actions by using color coding and marcos to quickly label and identify Contexts. I will soon begin working a full time job and at the office will be using a Windows-based laptop. I also want to get a PDA so I can have my project list and other GTD reference materials with me at time. Has anyone figured out a good system for using all these tools (Mac at home, Windows at office, any PDA everywhere) with robust syncing, seamless (or close to it) transferability and interoperability between the 3 systems? If you have, I would greatly appreciate you telling me what software, PDA model, and paper based tools you used to make it all work. Thanks Mucho 9 Comments
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 Don't Excel files go easily...Submitted by wood.tang on December 3, 2006 - 4:46pm.
pooks;6951 wrote:
Don't Excel files go easily between Mac and PC? I know Word files do, so I'm assuming other Microsoft Office software will do the same. So you shouldn't have any probs going between the two platforms and can email the files back and forth between them if you want. Good point, and if the PDA had an expansion card slot, you could read the Excel files on it too without even having to sync it. Get a USB card reader and you could view the contents of the memory card on any computer. » POSTED IN:
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