Archive for December, 2007

MindManager AutoRecover = AutoCrash?

Monday, December 31st, 2007

I noticed I began experiencing frequent “The application has been requested to terminate”-type crashes since upgrading to the SP1 release for MindManager 7 where as the original release was pretty stable. I was a bit worried this was due to MindReader or OutLinker, but realized this evening it is likely due to my options being […]

Outlinker Update

Saturday, December 29th, 2007

I made a few big improvements to the OutLinker macro today. It now stores its configuration settings in a notes folder so it is easier to upgrade/configure without editing code. It will also prompt user for the archive store/folder if it doesn’t find them. For fun it counts the number of messages you have processed […]

Getting to Zero

Saturday, December 22nd, 2007

Outlinker is evolving quickly as it gets some use and the suggestions trickle in. I used it to successfully drain my Gmail inbox to zero for the first time using Microsoft Outlook this morning and made several edits along the way. The macro now lets you select the messages you want to process and then […]

OutLinker Update: Process your Microsoft Outlook inbox with one click

Friday, December 21st, 2007

Getting In to Empty: Getting “IN” to empty doesn’t mean actually doing all the actions and projects you’v collected. It just means identifying each item and deciding what it is, what it means, and what you’re going to do with it”. (David Allen, Getting Things Done, Page 119). David Allen stresses that your should process […]

A concise map of GTD components from a master

Wednesday, December 19th, 2007

The top item in my blog map “in-tray” is a December 1st item: “Share Marc Orchant’s Getting Things Done Map on Blog”. I had come across Marc Orchant’s MindManager vingnette after reading about it on Pascal Venier’s Productive Workflows blog. I was struck by how his simple “Getting Things Done” map touched on many important […]

OutLinker: A new tool for draining your Microsoft Outlook inbox

Saturday, December 8th, 2007

When was the last time your inbox looked like this? The holy grail of Getting Things Done (GTD) is routinely emptying your various Inboxes to zero and processing the context into projects and next actions. Tools like GyroQ can help you capture ideas and process your paper in-trays, but if you are working in the […]

Gyro-gone?

Saturday, December 8th, 2007

If you or your company use McAfee for virus scanning, then your GyroQ executable was likely automatically deleted yesterday afternoon due to a false-positive in their virus signatures for 32/YahLover.worm. The McAfee signature file was fixed by midnight, but you’ll now have to reinstall GyroQ. See Gyronix Forum for more info and a download link. […]

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