Comments on: Calming the Virtual Whirlpool

By: MarmorFan

MarmorFan — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 07:55:56 +0000

looks like these programms helped you really and managed that you don’t need to spend so much time anymore with it. soudns kinda itneesting and i should try to use some programs like this too.

By: DesignerFan

DesignerFan — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 11:09:01 +0000

ur saving every uncompletet post and articels with this program, sounds useful but woulnd’t be an normal relink enough? or you have any special function with your way of saving. DesignerFans last blog post..Websitegestaltung

By: Privatschüler

Privatschüler — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 08:55:02 +0000

“Since I have begun using this software, I have noticed my general productivity increasing. ”

sounds very good but you think it’s just because of the program or maybe you just had more motivation and so more luck at all. but sounds kinda great thanks i think i ll try it too.

By: Scripter

Scripter — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 08:40:45 +0000

"A daily “done” list. Every time I complete an action on my project list, I drag and drop it into the node for today’s date." i use now for a while a "what i have done" list and a "todo list" this system helsp a lot see what i have still todo and what ive already done. so i don't waste my time on checking what i already did. Scripters last blog post..Fehlermeldung PhP Handling

By: Anna

Anna — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 23:34:04 +0000

@ Sportfan, Lifestyler, and Witzefan (same person?)

Thanks for your comments. You seem to be very curious about the little details. Those were just some examples of how the software has been useful for me. Everyone has their own different types of organizational problems to resolve and usually everyone has a different organizational system which works for them, even if using the same or similar software/methods. I suggest you get the free trial of the software and play around with it. Experiment with how you can use it and see if it is useful for you. Then you can work out your own systems of organization according to whatever works best for your purposes.

By: WitzeFan

WitzeFan — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 10:54:11 +0000

do you tryout more than one option , or u change it more than once to see what kind of change is the best for the new project, site? WitzeFans last blog post..Fotoalben

By: Lifestyler

Lifestyler — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 08:40:35 +0000

ur saving every uncompletet post and articels with this program, sounds useful but woulnd’t be an normal relink enough? or you have any special function with your way of saving.

By: Sportfan

Sportfan — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 08:37:15 +0000

“Take notes of important information you learn in eBooks, videos, or online courses – and find your notes easily later on.”

u mean like note the links or improtant keywords of it to find it later again to check the learned again and see u do everything right`?

By: Anna

Anna — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 06:36:32 +0000

Well, no, not exactly. If you have the software its a bit easier to see what I mean. You can get a trial version for free if you want.

You create lists of items and “sub-lists” within lists. So you can drag and drop items from one list to another.

I have a list of things “to do today” and a list of things “done today.” When I finish an item from my “to do today” list, I drag and drop it into the “done today” list instead of just deleting it. That way, at the end of the week I can look over what I got done each day. Its a very good time-analysis tool. You basically get an overview of what you are really spending time on or what you are actually accomplishing over time.

Its actually really simple if you see it in the Action Outline program itself. Its just drag-and-drop. Hope this makes some sense

By: mariell@Marketing

mariell@Marketing — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:40:30 +0000

*A daily “done” list. Every time I complete an action on my project list, I drag and drop it into the node for today’s date.

how does u do this? i mean u make an list with things to todo and when u finished it u erase it from the list?