To-Do lists

[andrewducker]

I currently use Yahoo's To-Do lists as a notepad - somewhere to keep lists of books I mean to buy, etc. I mostly use this because my phone synchs with it (as well as the calendar, phonebookx, etc.)

What I don't have is a decent to-do list system.

What I'd like is a to-do system that allows me to have tasks, group subtasks (and sub-sub tasks) within them so that only the current things I have to do appear, defer tasks until a specific date (so that ones where I'm waiting until something else happens don't appear on my list until that date has passed), attach notes to each task and works via the web (so I can access it from work and home).

Any suggestions?

Comments

[http://users.livejournal.com/sunyata__/]

Here is a list of software, some web-based, that you can try. Some of them have the ability to nest tasks and defer, certainly almost all have notes attachments, and so on.

For ideas on how to use these tools effectively, check out "Getting Things Done" by David Allen. It's a short read.

[andrewducker]

Cheers - I ended up choosing "TaskToy" - which seems nice and simple, but does what I want.

[andrewducker]

Oh - and I have the GTD book - I'm about halfway through but got derailed - I'll get back to it!