Hi, I've been using Thinking Rock for GTD for a while now and have
just picked up (and transferred tasks into) mGSD, a few things either
struck me as questions or issues other people may see.

1. The initial hurdle to using mGSD was the fact it wouldn't save
changes on my PC at work (the IT dept have restricted internet
explorer) but was fine at home (Firefox).  This was irritating as d-
cubed saved just fine and from what I could tell with a bit of
research seemed to be doing the same thing on save.  I discovered that
if I did a "save as..." and specified a complete file (rather than the
file/folder combo thing) then when I opened that newly saved file I
could then use the "save changes" option.  Very odd behaviour and I'd
have given in if I weren't so stubborn.

2. I see lots of references to "journal" tiddlers, what's the idea
with them?  I like the idea of keeping journal entries in mGSD as it
would keep my Work Log and Task List in the same place.  But I
couldn't see how you reviewed previous journal entries effectively.

3. Is there an option that will force actions to inherit the star if
their projects have it?

4. I've just dumped my details into mGSD from Thinking Rock and
noticed that IE slowed down a lot, is this a known issue?  Running at
home firefox hasn't had any problems with speed.

5. I'm used to Projects, Actions and Contexts but Realms and Areas are
new to me.  I get the impression Areas are like never ending Projects,
thus Projects are really sub-projects of Areas.  Is this how people
use them?  Realms are much more obvious as they provide a clear way to
shift focus between managing work tasks/home tasks/whatever.

I'm really impressed with the quality of the software, nicely done.

Cheers,
Gary

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