Not the easiest learning curve, but it does a lot, so I guess that's understandable. Reminders are seamless to implement, all your "stuff" is in one place so you can make sure nothing gets forgotten. Data can flow in from wherever you have it: You can turn an email into a task in a click notes from OneNote or Evernote can be linked to any task (and the links can be set in both directions - go to your notes and research from an Omnifocus task, or click in the note to go back to the task). Deadlines are easily set and progress tracked. Different perspective views allow you to view your to-dos by project, by context (now handled in Ominfocus 3 by tags), or my most-used view, is the Forecast View, which incorporates calendar items as well as tasks I've set. All the details get gathered in one place, so you can see EVERYTHING that's coming up, and of course you get to set contexts for dealing with every task. If you've been in the GTD (Getting Things Done) mindset, Omnifocus can keep you on track, whether your projects are simple or extremely complicated.
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