How are you organizing 1) Areas of Focus (tags vs folders) & 2) Someday/Maybe lists in OF3 (iOS) - OmniFocus / OmniFocus for iOS - The Omni Group Forums
You are welcome! Thank you! It’s a process. My 2 cents is to try a system and pick the pieces that work for you. I recommend committing to a structure for at least a month. Devonthink has been AMAZING. I wish I had a better answer, but Devonthink is designed the way I think. You can create “groups” or folders for reference and make them as shallow or as nested as you need them to be. I keep there my reading lists, reference material, project support, PDFs and everything that is “not actionable...
Reducing noise in task management - Productived.net
A task management software is designed to be helpful. To remove noise from life. But when not organized properly, it can quickly backlash and result in something which adds more overhead than actually…
Drafts 5: The MacStories Review – MacStories - page 4
Drafts as a Modular Interface Now that you have an overview of the changes in Drafts 5, taking full advantage of those changes will require a fundamental shift in how you set up Drafts. Sure, you could make the app imitate your Drafts 4 setup today – but you’d be missing out. When you couple the
Using Siri with OmniFocus on iOS 11 - Learn OmniFocus
Today's release of iOS 11 represents a significant step forward, especially for the iPad. Among other things, Siri is now on speaking terms with some third-party apps. And iOS 11 introduces extensive support for drag and drop. True to form, the Omni Group is supporting both of these major a ...
I’ve been a huge fan of OmniFocus for years. A desire to play and inherent techie curiosity have made me try a wide range of other task management solutions,...
I have received a lot of questions asking precisely what my workflow is for getting blog posts up. The whole process is a bit more complicated than it probably should be but here goes: Step 1 — Choose a Topic The first thing I need to do for a significant post is choose a topic. For a long ti
One change from the High Sierra macOS update is a slight modification to the command to print to PDF. Years ago I shared a tip about printing to PDF by holding down the Command key and pressing P twice. It’s a great tip and people still use it. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work in High Sierra. That i