What applications do you use for taking notes or managing project tasks? Let us know.Evernote is a popular note-taking tool. Use the same hierarchy for projects in both applications, so you’ll instantly know where are the tasks and notes are. One last bonus tip: it’s good practice to have all of your tasks and notes in a well-organized manner. When I get back to my Mac, I can easily link the two together, using OmniFocus as my productivity task manager. I now find it quick and easy to take notes using Evernote when I’m out and about. Then simply drag your task from Omnifocus into Evernote and voila, the link is added.Finally, simply paste (cmd + v) and your link to Evernote will be added.Īdding a note from Evernote to OmniFocus is even easier:.Next, move on over to OmniFocus and more specifically, into the notes section of your task.Push and hold the ‘alt’ key on your Mac and this will change to “Copy Classic Note Link”, select this option. From the menu that appears, you’ll see an option called “Copy Note Link”.Right (secondary) click on the note you wish to copy in Evernote.To migrate a task from Evernote to OmniFocus, have the two applications open and ready. By using deep links, we can easily share our tasks and notes between apps.
Linking Tasksīoth Evernote and OmniFocus use deep links an address linking to a specific task, article or page. So, over several weeks and many app trials, I’ve found this can be achieved very easily by combining OmniFocus with Evernote a multi-platform application for taking notes. This means it can be costly or impossible for Android users like myself, to quickly take notes and set tasks on the go something required for the GTD methodology. Unfortunately, OmniFocus only offers Apple applications, with each device having it’s own paid-for app. OmniFocus is simply one of the best applications available for GTD (Getting Things Done).
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