Hi, I would say, no easy way. I would recommend to copy to MLO only
the most important emails to answer (by dragging), and to put here
also other types of tasks stemming from emails, but to continue with
your system of flagging all other emails to answer only in Outlook.
You will have two systems for to-dos - one for everything else
+important emails, the second for other emails to answer (you can
batch this latter activity by actually having "email time" as to-do in
MLO). The most important law of time-management (after having studied
myrriads of PIM systems) I would recommend for all perfectionists as I
am is: tolerate two or more or otherwise imperfect and not connected
systems of PIMs and actually DO things, which is much much more
efficient than to spend/lose your time by creating one (impossible)
centralized perfect system. You will never be fully satisfied and you
will lose your time which you can use by DOING important tasks.

Best

Daneb

On May 6, 7:10 pm, manonstreet <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm new to MLO and GTD in general so bear with me.
>
>
> I find myself using Outlook follow-up flags/categories on email
> messages as opposed to creating tasks of the message itself.  This way
> I can respond to the message as I complete the requested item -
> instead of hunting for the original message so I can reply-all.
> However MLO syncing does not allow me to sync flagged messages, only
> true tasks (it would be great if I could sync flagged messages to MLO
> and embed the outlook hyperlink back to the original message).  I also
> find it quite cumbersome to have to drag the email from Outlook to MLO
> to create the task.
>
>
> Does anyone have a good system which allows me to use MLO as my
> centralized task management, but still leverage Outlook's native
> follow-up capabilities?  I'm trying to steer clear of a convoluted
> system, but rather focus on an easy and simplistic workflow.  Any
> suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> Thanks.
>
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