I know some may be wondering how I use Evernote as my GTD reference system, I will cover that in a future entry. They do have a Mac version but it costs $9.99 from the Mac AppStore (I still think it's worth it at that price).
It supports a whole range of scanners.ĭid I mention it's free? Sure there are features missing but it meets 98% of my daily scanning requirements. I use it to scan paper directly from my Brother multifunction device and then upload it straight into my Evernote inbox ready for processing. APPLYING GTD TO EVERNOTE PROJECTS AND NEXT ACTIONS USING EVERNOTE TO MANAGE PROJECT AND NEXT ACTIONS LISTS Many people think of Evernote as a reference tool, but with some adaptations, it can be an excellent option for managing the project and action lists in your GTD system. One of the key requirements to my online storage strategy is converting paper into PDF and getting it into Evernote as simply and quickly as possible.Ī while back I found a free software called ScanDrop which did exactly that. I am a big fan of Evernote and use it to store all of my reference material (as explained in the GTD methodology).
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