On 8/18/04 11:14 PM, "tuqqer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Marsha, thanks for noting this.
> 
> Can you give more details on exactly how you're using the Project Center?
> I'd love to see an example of a project from start to finish; how you handle
> emails associated with a project, how to track info; setting reminders, etc.
> 
> I'm a big fan of GTD as well, and am trying to figure the Project Center out
> better.
> 
> 
>
My work projects are client centered, so my projects are by client name.
When the project is closed I archive it, and as I have recently found when a
project I thought was closed, became active, its very easy to open it again.

I have my related email on a project going directly into that projects file.
I attach all contacts. I sort my contacts by categories, client, other side,
lawyer, broker, financial advisor etc. So when I hit contacts under a
project file I have everyone who is involved in a case right there. All my
hard dates are in the calendar. I link them to the project. All My tasks use
the standard GTD categories @office, @errands @phone and a few that are
specific to me and linked. I use the sort functions due today and this week
to identify those items that I have to get done on a time certain. I usually
use a self imposed due date so I am aware of how long something has been
sitting.
All documents that are drafted for a particular project are linked to that
project. One clink and you are there. Terrific when a someone calls to
review a draft. No running to get the file.
I create one note for each project and that's a running commentary on what I
have done, info I need to remember, what's next etc.
I am going to create a check list for each type of project and I will link
the appropriate check list as a note.
I also categorize clients by type-business, real estate etc. so that I can
send appropriate newsletters etc to the clients. Since we can have multiple
categories some appear under several categories.

The Project list doesn't link to the palm. But the older I get the more I
like to work on a larger screen. I have the Mac 23 inch screen which I LOVE.
When I am away from the desk I need contacts, calendar, and task lists and
all those link very well to my Zire 72.

For me its project support and GTD in one terrific package.

Marsha


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