Dec 4, 2014 As you know, I have two primary recommendations in MYN and 1MTD for keeping e-mail under control: Convert action emails into tasks. Empty your inbox into a single folder (for speed) and use Categories in Outlook (or…
Sep 18, 2014, Updated Sept 23 Per my earlier post, I ordered the Toshiba $119 Windows tablet two days ago. The unit arrived today (in 2 days) from Microsoft store, with free shipping—that’s fast. Read on for my initial thoughts:…
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.]…
July 14, 2014 One minor disadvantage of using The One Minute To-Do List (1MTD), compared to MYN, is that inner sorting sometimes takes a bit more work in 1MTD—and there are a few ways to do it. This is especially…
April 8, 2014 I’ve been recommending Exchange Server a while for 1MTD and MYN Outlook tasks users. That’s because by using Exchange Server with your Outlook desktop application, you can store and view your tasks (and contacts and calendar items)…
November 29, 2013 I’ve been waiting and watching for some 10-inch Bay Trail Windows tablets to roll out. These are iPad-sized tablets that promise access to a full desktop copy of Outlook, something often needed when using the MYN e-mail…
Oct 30, 2011 I have never found a great solution for sending attachments in Outlook that are larger than my e-mail server limit. Sure, I can create a link by using YouSendIt, or DropBox, or load the file up onto…
Dec 30, 2010 If you have hundreds of tasks in your task list, and you don’t know why, here’s an explanation—and a new way to fix it. Adding a flag to a mail item in Outlook 2007/10 or 2011 creates…
July 28, 2011 Some time ago, in a white paper, I published the instructions for configuring the ToodleDo iPhone and iPad apps for MYN. Now, I want to get those same instructions into my blog so readers can find them…
August 24, 2013 This article is for advanced MYN Outlook system users (using Windows Outlook 2007 or later). When teaching the MYN Outlook system to new students, I generally avoid using Outlook Categories on tasks (I teach using categories with…