GTD with OneNote: Deferred Items
Monday, April 16, 2007
Sometimes when processing you come across something that needs to be deferred until a later date as it is not currently actionable. When this happens I use the ability of OneNote 2007 to integrate with Outlook. By flagging the item with CTRL+SHIFT+K I can create an Outlook to do item. I then set the date of this to do to the date it becomes actionable, in effect I use the Outlook to do list as a "tickler" file rather than a to do list - as all my next actions are contained in OneNote. When a item becomes active in Outlook I can then click on the link to be taken to the original in OneNote which I can then process and act on as previously described.
I will be writing more about the integration of OneNote and Outlook in the coming days.
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Audie Cashion
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November 23, 2007 9:44 PM
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Rob, did you come up with some creative ways to integrate OneNote and Outlook more effectively? I'm going to be trying your great work out on a tablet PC, as I would rather have the tablet and OneNote be where I live rather than in Outlook.
Also, does GTD or other Connect Member have any other suggestions that you feel are good to learn from?
Thank you and great work, Audie