K9 has a ton of features. I  only use a few, I think! It manages multiple
accounts and has a "unified" inbox which is highly configurable.

I've been very pleased with gSyncIt as well -- also very configurable and
quite reliable, given my experience with other Outlook sync softwares.

Lisa

On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 12:59 PM, robisme <[email protected]> wrote:

> FYI also, I add a tool you might know : GSyncit, to sync google calendar
> and contacts and a lot of other tools I don't use, with Outlook.
> It as, like MLO, a "power user configuration", for exemple, categories
> sync with specific gmail account (I have 5 gmail accounts and I'm able to
> manage different contacts in the same folder in Outlook, using categories.
> Android must be ICS to manage "per account" contacts)
>
> on the other hand, I don't use K9 as Gmail doesn't need to re-setup
> accounts. Is there a big vantage point with K9 ? I'm interested
>
> Thanks
> Olivier
>
> Le lundi 2 juillet 2012 20:53:17 UTC+2, Lisa S a écrit :
>
>> Just FYI - I use K9 as well, but have it hooked up to Gmail with my
>> drafts folder set to be my gmail drafts folder. I can look up the specific
>> settings if you need them.
>>
>> It's kind of a pain to get back to my drafts in K9 though, have to go to
>> accounts, gmail, folders, drafts. So it might not be worth switching.
>>
>> Lisa
>>
>> On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 9:00 AM, Dwight <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Sometimes I have a task involving an email to be sent at a future
>>> time.for example, appealing an insurance claim but I have to wait for the
>>> detailed denial first. Or pestering my elected representative but not
>>> wanting to hit her with all my issues in the same day. In these cases, if I
>>> have time, I will compose a draft of the message in the task notes section,
>>> so it will be there when the task comes due.
>>>
>>> If I'm drafting a message to send now, I would not use MLO to do it. I
>>> use k9 on the phone and outlook on the laptop so I don't have the synching
>>> of drafts that Lisa has. Of i'm confident of completing the draft in one
>>> sitting I will use native email composition, otherwise Evernote.
>>>
>>> Why Evernote versus MLO? (1) it's faster to get in and pull I up the
>>> last thing I was working on (2) Evernote's handling on Android of synch
>>> conflicts works much better than MLO's.
>>>
>>>
>>> Lisa Stroyan <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Good question, I look forward to other answers as well.
>>>>
>>>> I use MLO only for information relating to the task I have to
>>>> accomplish, for various reasons:
>>>>
>>>> - Habit
>>>> - Once a task is done, I often don't keep it, so anything I want kept
>>>> around I put into a different system.
>>>> - I go by the philosophy, if an action only takes a few minutes, just
>>>> do it, so usually I send the small emails immediately
>>>> - If I compose an email I want to put in the To: and Subject: and can't
>>>> paste those easily from MLO
>>>> - I often work on multiple platforms and my drafts folder for
>>>> gmail propagates to all
>>>>
>>>> If a bit of info needs filing (e.g. movie and book recommendations) and
>>>> I don't have time to do it immediately, I do put it in MLO.
>>>>
>>>> On the other hand, this means that many tasks that show in email are
>>>> not integrated / captured in MLO for me, so I have two systems, which is
>>>> not ideal and drives me crazy but I don't have a good solution that I've
>>>> been able to maintain reliably.
>>>>
>>>> I do OTOH keep all info related to my task system in MLO. Outlines of
>>>> what I want to do to rearrange my tasks, etc.
>>>>
>>>> I use Evernote for persistent info/lists (except task templates, such
>>>> as packing lists which I use MLO trees as templates).
>>>>
>>>> Lisa
>>>>
>>>> On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 4:39 AM, robisme <[email protected]>wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Often, a task consists in draft or write out a text, a minute, an
>>>>> answer to a mail or whatever.
>>>>> In those cases, who use to "outsource" the process in another software
>>>>> (Evernote, Onenote, Outlook,), and who drafts his note into the note
>>>>> section of a task within MLO ?
>>>>> I'd be very interested in someone else experience, pros and cons.
>>>>>
>>>>> Sometime, I say to myself : separate the "organizing my todos" and the
>>>>> "doing them". Thus, I write notes in Evernote or Onenote.
>>>>> But that make more "steps", and sometime in a mobile context, the
>>>>> links toward Evernote are not working on android, and I prefer to draft 
>>>>> the
>>>>> text in MLO, and copy/paste it in a mail, a word document or whatever when
>>>>> the task consist of writing it out.
>>>>>
>>>>> What about you ?
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