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am I crazy to consider using TD as my calendar?
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spencer |
I'm thinking about why do I use Google Calendar and synch it with my iPod Touch, and also synch Toodledo. (TD Pro member here)
Why not just put my appointments and meetings into TD with "due on" date and time? I can see what's going on on a particular day with the calendar view on the web interface, or on my iPod Touch with the "Due Date" views. And it's sorted by date/time with the entries with a time coming first, so it's just like a calendar daily page. Comments? |
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PeterW |
I think this could work really well. There would be a number of ways of approaching it within Toodledo, e.g. you could have an 'Appointments' folder or if you already use GTD workflow-style folders then perhaps a context or tag to identify appointments (as opposed to tasks) might be better.
I'd love to do this myself (i.e. have a single calendar) but my job enforces use of Outlook/Exchange. Consequently I don't use the Toodledo calendar and drive my workflow through the lists. |
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j2020 |
A somewhat related discussion here: http://www.toodledo.com/forums/3/849/0/tasks-vs-calender-events.html
This message was edited May 03, 2010. |
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saskia.x |
It depends whether you use some of the extra features available in Google Calendar; for instance, I have a number of shared calendars with various people so I would miss those. Also, I just like having a nice, visual, colour coded calendar that I can glance at to see my commitments, and I find the built-in Toodledo one is just a bit too minimal for me. Google calendar is well supported for syncing with various services too.
But if you don't particularly need those features, then I don't see why not! |
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