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They said it was fixed but I didn't stick around to find out. Oh and the contacts module had a bad history of randomly deleting contact info after a sync. The only way to use categories is to adopt fc's categories as "roles" method because you only get 15 categories total -that's not 15 categories per palm app but 15 total ! So what happens if you decide to exceed the 15 category limit I wondered ? The first category that exceeds the 15 limit is erased and everything in it becomes "unfiled "īad software, very slow development and you have to accept the FC theology all the way to use it successfully.
Mac os alternative to franklin covey software#
I continued with FPS software one year after learning about GTD -and then decided to cut the ropes., especially when the category structure your're questioning was put in place.
Mac os alternative to franklin covey full#
I used FPS for windows from the time it was Ascend 97 (1997) up till FPS version 8.1 -it was always full of bugs (palm was the worst) and it never performed quite up to snuff. The Power Notes feature and the ability to capture daily notes (general) and notes specific to a task or appointment in ink are what's causing my current indecision. I'm still deciding between keeping the Tablet Planner software or just using Tablet Enhancements for Outlook and staying focused on Outlook. There has been no announcement of a new version of the Outlook add-in
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There is a new version in beta testing right now called Plan Plus for Tablet PCs that sounds promising - hopefully information about it will be released soon.
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I can only recommend it for folks using a Tablet PC though. Tablet Planner, because it is a standalone application that syncs with Outlook, does not have these issues. Add other essential tools like Lookout, Anagram, and SpamBayes and things go "boom". I tested this by removing all of other add-ins. Plan Plus proved to be pretty fragile on my system and does not work and play well if you have other add-ins installed. Unfortunately, Power Notes doesn't work in Plan Plus if you also have the Tablet Planner software installed and the apps cannot share a common store. Although that book is very Tablet PC oriented, it has a lot of good recommendations for any mobile computer user. Michael Linenberger, in his most excellent Seize the Work Day, recommend this approach. Plan Plus offers Power Notes - a print-to-file tool that allows you to capture any digital information (web pages, Word docs, mind maps, etc.) into a binder where you can organize your essential stuff. Unfortunately, it doesn't work with IMAP - my company's standard.
The Plan Plus Today view is an excellent improvement over Outlook's version, offering the ability to have your calendar, tasks, and e-mail in a single view. It adds a lot of overhead to Outlook that outweighs the value of the few truly useful (for me) features.
At this point, I'm using the Palm Desktop software (desktop and handheld components), though I've been using Agendus and ToDo Now as sort of "front ends" - not really changing function, just using them for aesthetics.Īfter an extended evaluation of both of the FC products, I removed the Plan Plus for Outlook software. about this software? Has anyone used it with a Palm OS device? How was that?Īny information, suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated, especially as it relates to using the software with GTD. For now, I've only installed it on my home computer, to play around with, and haven't set it up to sync with my Palm (actually, a Treo 600).Ĭan anyone give me their opinions, evaluation, advice, etc.
Mac os alternative to franklin covey trial#
I downloaded a trial version from the Franklin Covey website, but haven't spent much time with it. All very helpful, but I thought I would play around with the Franklin Covey Planning Software for Windows. To this point, I've got GTD very well implemented - definitely black belt - but I've been doing the higher altitude thinking either ad hoc or with some other system, such as Best Year Yet (which I went through with a personal coach, along with a "Life Plan" program). Although I'm not crazy about the A, B, C prioritizing of the Franklin Covey system, I do like the idea of including some higher altitude planning as part of the overall planning/organizing process.
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