by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
Trog uses Outlook Categories for contexts. Different context types start with different characters to keep them distinct and grouped.
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
The Default RTM Lists Do not use the default RTM lists as homes! The RTM setup instructions explain why. RTM uses Tags for all types of contexts, and you can enter as many as you need. Different tag types start with different characters to keep them distinct and...
by Ian Tiangco | Jun 12, 2022
Add or Remove Categories ToDoList uses Categories for your contexts. Assigned categories appear next to the task. You can add or remove categories by selecting the task (click on it) and clicking the Categories drop-down menu below.
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
With a paper planner, contexts are trickier than for an electronic task list, but they are doable: Keep it simple. You probably only need 10 or 15 contexts with a paper planner. “May Do” Tasks. When you set up your planner, you added tabs to the back for...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
Contexts group similar tasks (or next steps) which can be completed together. This makes you more efficient (and less stressed) because you accomplish more and shift your attention less. See types of contexts and context views.
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