Knowledge Management

[marv at madmarvonline.com (Mad Marv)]

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IIRC, the pro version of Evernote will search the contents of PDFs too.

I started with a Mediawiki site  (because the DH 1-click install was
just too easy to resist).  I got tired of wiki editing sytax pretty
quickly.  Then I fiddled with Backpack and Basecamp accounts when I
first tried to implement GTD.  Now I'm using Nozbe + Evernote.  I manage
to-do lists w/ Nozbe and save notes and clippings to Evernote.  Nozbe
and Evernote now and that seems to be best solution for me right now.
Nozbe handles the GTD task organization structure better than anything
else I've found, but their search function sucks.  Evernote is good for
note taking, organization and search, but not much else.  Once those two
things are glued together, it's a rock solid system.

Here's a video of how data is shared between these apps:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3QCMhIpBFw

And if anyone finds this system useful, I'd appreciate it if you used my
affiliate link to sign up for a Nozbe account.

http://www.nozbe.com/a-9E1A32E7

Marv


Grecs wrote:
> If you go with the Pro version, I think Evernote also allows you to  
> store files too.
>
> Thanks,
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> Quoting Colin Vallance <crvallance at gmail.com>:
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> > I use evernote and/or dropbox with a folder structure and text file system.
> > I like evernote because it syncs across multiple systems and is quick to
> > enter stuff from my iphone.  Dropbox is nice for similar reasons but I can
> > also toss files up there.  For example I'm currently studying for my CCNP
> > and keep PDF versions of all the book as well as other misc training
> > material so I can access it from wherever I'm at.  One of these days I'll
> > finish (reread) "Getting Things Done" and apply some better parameters to my
> > "system".
> >
> > On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 9:48 AM, Robin Wood <dninja at gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > > On 28 January 2010 15:29, John Fitzpatrick <john at johnfitz.org> wrote:
> > > > Every day on this mailing list I find at least one piece of information I
> > > > want to keep for future reference. I am currently using Evernote as my
> > > > personal knowledge management system. I'd like to hear what others are
> > > using
> > > > and what you like or dislike about your system.
> > > I use dokuwiki and have a page for each topic I'm interested in. The
> > > beauty of that is that it stores all the content as plain text so if I
> > > can't get web access but I can get ssh I can just read the documents
> > > from the command line.
> > >
> > > Really easy to setup and admin, and the search feature works where I
> > > never found the one with media wiki did.
> > >
> > > Robin
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