To do lists
I’ve begun using TaDaLists to keep track of my daily tasks. It’s actually pretty cool and easy to use. You can even share lists with people.
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very nifty. I’ve always just used the Tasks feature in outlook…
well, I like it, since it’s web based (can’t go wrong with that). But of course there’s apps like Konfabulator that let you do it locally in a a very slick way too…I think I prefer that 🙂