Monthly Archives: January 2011

Updated Jan 26, 2017 (originally posted Jan 2011) The AppleScript script that converts e-mails to tasks (Create Task from Message) has had a long and rocky history, but there is a good ending. Here’s the history: The script came delivered with … Continue reading →

Jan 27, 2011 In my article on Outlook Mac 2011, I complained that there was no easy way to convert e-mails to tasks in Outlook 2011, which greatly diminished the power of the task system there. I had heard then … Continue reading →

Jan 27, 2011 I just updated my MYN ToodleDo Overview and Config video to take advantage of the new MYN Preconfigurations I announced earlier. So it is now much easier to get started with ToodleDo and MYN using that video. … Continue reading →

Jan 26, 2011 [APRIL 2011 UPDATE]: Got To Do has been discontinued by its maker! So I now recommend a different app for Android users: Pocket Informant Android. PLEASE GO TO THIS LINK for the MYN Android Solution: Pocket Informant.] … Continue reading →

Jan 18, 2011 Fantastic News. Anyone can now instantly configure their ToodleDo web account to match the MYN principles by simply clicking one button! If you have not yet set up your ToodleDo web account for MYN, this saves time … Continue reading →

Jan 18, 2011 Here’s great news for MYN ToodleDo users. If you watched my ToodleDo video, then you may recall I mentioned a change was coming soon that would greatly improve ToodleDo for use with MYN. The new feature allows … Continue reading →

Jan 10, 2011 I said in my last post on TaskTask that I’d announce when the next version was released—it’s out now. It fixes the issue in last-week’s release that caused problems if you had an earlier iPad or iPhone … Continue reading →

Jan 9, 2011 If you use Outlook 2003, here is my promised 2003 version of the Quick Start video, to follow after the 2007-2010 post I placed last week. Getting started with MYN is a great way to start the … Continue reading →

Jan 8, 2011 In Outlook 2003, we use the TaskPad to manage MYN tasks. It is normally visible on the right edge of the Calendar view; but sometimes not. If not, the standard way to reveal it is to go … Continue reading →

[Originally posted Jan 5, 2013] [May 18, 2014 Update: This article is superseded by a newer one here]. Jul 29, 2013 Instructions for Version 3: As you may know, it is hard to find iPhone or iPad software that syncs … Continue reading →