Archives for the 'templates' Category
Best Posts: July 2007 [Organize IT]
July was the best month to date for Organize IT which is convenient because August is going to be our first birthday! If you have any suggestions on how to celebrate it then get in touch. In fact it would be great if you left comments for any the best posts from July:
Huge List Of [...]
Productivity Printable Templates [Organize IT]
I am now heavily reliant on my single sheet template for organizing my projects and staying productive (I also have a few older ones here). However there are a lot of other printable templates you can experiment with. Below is a small list of links I have found that may be of interest if you [...]
Get Hold Of My GTD System [Organize IT]
People have been asking me recently about what folder I use for my GTD system, what sheets I use etc. While it is basically quite a simple system I have designed quite a lot of templates to use. I have gradually been putting them up for everyone to use. However due to requests I have [...]
EN Templates: ENTE is Available Now [GTD Wannabe]
Update 2007-04-25 19:17: There are problems with the zip file being corrupt. It works for me, on two different machines, but I have received numerous complaints. I’m hosting it over at geocities, and although it tells me that it’s uploaded, the file there seems to be 1 KB bigger than the one [...]
EN Templates: A New Tool in Town [GTD Wannabe]
Earlier, I posted about how to make a simple change to a default template in EverNote. Those of who who read through the whole post will notice that the actual change was very easy - a simple text replacement. The rest of the rather long set of instructions had to do with getting [...]
EN Templates: Changing Labels is Easy! [GTD Wannabe]
Let’s say that you’re a typical EverNote user who enjoys using templates, but sometimes finds the templates a little less than perfect. For example, you like using the contact template but have no desire to keep track of Skype information for your contacts. And let’s also say that you’re not an XML guru [...]