http://www.priacta.com/geek/2009/04/14/a-quick-look-at-relenta/

Hope this helps.

Jan

http://www.rememberthemilk.com/forums/tips/2943/

One thing that appeals to me is how everything (and I mean everything) seems to be customizable. There are all sorts of ways to organize tasks and calendar appointments. It only took me about 15 minutes of playing around with Agenda Fusion to find the presentation/format I like best.

However, despite the many ways to customize the program, Agenda Fusion was incredibly easy to learn and use. I am NOT very tech-savvy…until very recently, I was a paper calendar devotee. Agenda Fusion is quite intuitive and easy to master, even for someone who lacks PDA experience. (Developer One also has a basic user guide on its website, which was helpful, but not really necessary, given how easy the program is to learn.)

I use Trog Bar/Outlook on my desktop computer at home. My existing data tranferred smoothly into the Agenda Fusion format…there were no errors that I noticed. Also, the fields used in Trog Bar/Outlook closely match those in Agenda Fusion, so I did not lose details or get any strange results. During the day, the additions/changes I made on my PDA seem to have transferred without any glitches when I synced in the evening.

I recommend Agenda Fusion, particularly to those who tend to be more visual in how they organize their time and tasks.

1. Bandwidth. You’re not going to get the same speed over the internet that you can with a client based application.

2. No Internet = No syncing.

Otherwise a browser based solution could be a lot better.

Thanks for your input Pankaj!

“It’s one thing to write down that you need milk; it’s another to be at the store and remember it.”

This statement is on page 45 of paperback version of GTD.

I could also be a feeble attempt to eliminate bovine abuse in dairy parlors, but somehow I doubt that.

1. Hotkeys take time to learn. Most people don’t want to spend what little time they have to learn them. I’m a geek and use hotkeys all the time but most GTD and TRO users aren’t Geeks. They’re average people trying to get the most out of their time. Hotkeys do NOT make an application intuitive, they only make things more accessible IF you already know it’s there.

2. I’m referring to a list of tags that can be selected to view the items tagged as such. I’m aware of the box on the overview page showing tags and lists in it but the alternating size text and unsorted view make it difficult to find your tasks categorized as “Errand” if you have 50 categories.

Thank you for your feedback. I’ll add the reference to the hotkeys in the article.

Most of the issues you cite are available through keyboard shortcuts:

* ‘t’ will create a new task in the current view (if you’re in a smart list, the task will automatically get the smart list criteria)
* ‘m’ will turn on multi-edit: you can select multiple tasks and then add tags, change the due date, etc.

I’m not sure what you mean about not being able to view tasks with a given tag: there’s a box in the right-hand column that lets you click tags and bring up a search for each one.