Merlin Mann offers to-do list advice in MacWorld’s “Working Mac” column.

He outlines some tips for using calendar groups and using a separate calendar for each context in which you work. The iCal section is rounded out with some suggestions for using its alarms.

Then there is a whole lot of stuff on Entourage.

Finally, Merlin lays down some principles for creating plain text to-do lists, which lack the bling-bling of other options but are easy to edit, transfer, sync and read.todo, productivity, ical, entourage, plaintext, GTD

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Tags: entourage, gtd, iCal, plaintext, Productivity, ToDo

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