Podcasts about taskclone

Go behind the scenes with Troy Christmas as he shares the story of TaskClone and its creation. Explore entrepreneurship and innovation. For more, visit the post: https://frankbuck.org/taskclone

We dive into the world of automation and discuss what to do when things go wrong. Automation can be a lifesaver when it comes to performing repetitive tasks, but occasionally, it can break down. Today, we focus automations involving Evernote, IFTTT, and TaskClone, and share personal experiences with unexpected surprises and their solutions. Whether you're a current user or considering these services, this episode will provide valuable insights. Segment 1: Evernote Automation with If This Then That (IFTTT)Introduction to "Frank's Journal," an essential Evernote note for daily logging and calendar events.Demonstration of the automation process using If This Then That (IFTTT) service.Exploring the "Journaling with Your Voice Using Evernote" video tutorial.The convenience of having a date/time-stamped snapshot of the day with all relevant events and happenings.Surprise #1: The automation unexpectedly stops working. Segment 2: TaskClone Automation for EvernoteIntroduction to TaskClone, a powerful automation tool for task management within Evernote. Use case scenario: Taking meeting notes with integrated to-do tasks. Surprise #2: Multiple instances of the same task appearing on the task list. NOTE: Pardon the several-second gap around 6:20. (Sometimes "done" is better than "perfect.") In the gap, I tell you when you apply the "TaskClone" tag to an Evernote note, close the note immediately. Explanation: Conflict arising from Evernote's real-time editing feature.Solution: Adjustments to workflow and avoiding simultaneous editing of specific notes. Conclusion: Automation can be incredibly beneficial, but it's crucial to be prepared for unexpected issues. In the case of Evernote and TaskClone, simple adjustments and best practices can help maintain a smooth automation experience. Whether you're currently utilizing these services or considering them, the insights shared in this episode will assist you in overcoming potential challenges. For more content and resources on organization and productivity, visit FrankBuck.org and join the email list to stay updated on future episodes. Thank you for tuning in to this episode, where Frank Buck helps you get organized and make it look easy. For more, visit the post at https://frankbuck.org/evernote-automation-surprise

August 16, 2019 Hello, and welcome to Getting More Done With Evernote, Episode 006. In this episode Finding content in books not in Evernote: the power of an index note Integrating Evernote with your favorite task management app Instructions on using Local Notebooks I’m your host, Ray Sidney-Smith, Evernote user since 2009, Evernote Certified Consultant and Evernote Regional Leader for North America. As you can imagine, I love Evernote. And, with Getting More Done With Evernote, I hope to help everyone love Evernote, or at least enjoy digital note-taking, a little more with each episode. Use index notes to search your media (physical, digital and audio books in this example) that are not in Evernote. - Clippings (synchronizes your highlights and annotations from Kindle to Evernote) - Example: “How to Search Your Entire Book Collection With This Evernote System” (Make Use Of) Getting Evernote integrated with your favorite task manager with fellow Evernote Certified Consultant Frank Buck, EdD, author of Get Organized! Time Management for School Leaders, and regular speaker on time management, using Taskclone. Local Notebooks are awesome if you want to keep private notes. But, it comes with some risks. And,if you use Local Notebooks, beware of accidentally moving notes between synchronized notebooks and local notebooks. That’s all for now. To learn more and follow me please visit gettingmoredonewithevernote.com. I’m Ray Sidney-Smith, Evernote Certified Consultant, for Getting More Done With Evernote. Here’s to your productive life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gettingmoredone/message

In this week’s episode, Robby and Craig share (and debate) about their favorite note taking apps. Evernote - macOS, iOS API Drafts 5 OCR TaskClone Skitch Penultimate Scannable Bear - macOS, iOS Workflow Siri Shortcuts Scanbot GoodNotes Linea Sketch

TaskClone is a stand alone app that takes tasks and scheduled events from Evernote notes and sends them to the scheduler of your choice. It is a great tool, even though it costs a little bit of money.

TaskClone is a stand alone app that takes tasks and scheduled events from Evernote notes and sends them to the scheduler of your choice. It is a great tool, even though it costs a little bit of money.

This week Dr. Ken Elpus joins the show to talk about productivity apps and utilities that he uses to get his busy and multifaceted job done. Ken is the Associate Professor of Choral Music Education at the University of Maryland College Park. He is an absolute power user when it comes to leveraging his computer in amazing ways to better do his job! Note: Around the 49 minute mark, Ken’s voice gets weird. Sorry. Dr. Ken Elpus Website | Twitter | UMD Show Notes: Apps Mentioned.. Audio Hijack - tool for rerouting the audio of your apps | Ulysses - Writing tool for Mac and iOS | Google Photos | Dropbox | Evernote | Waze - maps app with crowd sourced traffic data | Fantastical on Mac and iPhone - natural language input calendar app | OmniFocus - Robby and Ken’s task app of choice | Things - a beautiful and intuitive task app | Keynote | Canvas | Wuphf! | Unibox - organizes email by contact | AirMail - powerful mail client for Mac and iOS | Spark - Robby and Ken’s iOS mail client of choice | SaneBox - service that automatically sorts and organizes your mail | Slack - team communication tool | Remind - app for messaging students | Google Voice | Spotify | forScore | Notability | GoodNotes - note taking app for the iPad with presentation features | iAnnotate | Goodreader | Papers - Reference management software | Scrivener - authoring tool for Mac and iOS | DevonThink | Amphetamine - keeps your Mac awake | 1Password | Magnet and Moom - Window management utility for Mac | Roku | Plex | Boxer - MS Dos Machine | Dorico | MindNode | Alfred/Launchbar - Powerful Spotlight replacements | Screenflow/Tapes - screencast tools | Yoink | Transcribe App/Amazing Slow Downer - tools for slowing down, speeding up, transposing, and looping audio recordings | Taskclone - service that links your Evernote account with your task app Keyboard shortcut for hide everything except active window: Option+Command+H.  

Jarda a Tomáš diskutujú o tom ako (ne)použivajú Evernote a OneNote. Linky Evernote (https://evernote.com) Ceny Evernote (https://evernote.com/pricing/) OneNote (https://www.onenote.com) OneNote Featured Apps (http://www.onenote.com/apps) Pocket (https://getpocket.com) Pocket2Kindle (https://p2k.co) Evernote a OmniFocus spolu ladia (https://www.cookiemash.cz/evernote-a-omnifocus-spolu-ladia/) Evernote a OmniFocus spolu ladia… aj v iOS (https://www.cookiemash.cz/evernote-a-omnifocus-spolu-ladia-aj-v-ios/) Od Editorial k OmniFocus (https://www.cookiemash.cz/od-editorial-k-omnifocus/) Editorial (https://itunes.apple.com/cz/app/editorial/id673907758?mt=8&at=1001l77) TaskClone (https://www.taskclone.com/)

Leandro Garcia nos apresenta o Todoist, descrever suas principais características e nos explica como utiliza o aplicativo para organizar suas tarefas pessoais e profissionais com a ajuda da integração com as ferramentas TaskClone, Zapier e Evernote.

On the first official episode of the podcast, Mike talks about Meeting Hero, Checkmark 2.1, and Dave Ursillo's new book. He also has a conversation with Troy Christmas of TaskClone. Relevant Links http://www.meetinghero.com/ (MeetingHero) http://www.productivityist.com/blog/look-less-meeting (A Look at LessMeeting) http://www.productivityist.com/blog/the-one-meeting (The One Productive Weekly Meeting You're Not Having (But Should)) http://blog.builtbysnowman.com/post/96004041192/checkmark-2-1-with-snoozing-and-improved-recurring (Checkmark 2.1) http://www.productivityist.com/blog/review-checkmark-2-for-ios (Review: Checkmark 2.0) http://amzn.to/1Cnj2nh (Big Apple, Black Sand and The Midnight Sun by Dave Ursillo) http://www.taskclone.com/ (TaskClone) Want to send Mike an app, book, or something similar to discuss on the show? Email me at podcast@productivityist.com and I'll see what I can do. Support The Productivityist Podcast by becoming a patron! http://www.patreon.com/Productivityist (Click here) to visit The Productivityist Podcast's Patreon page and see what perks await those who pitch in a buck or more.