Frequently asked questions
Getting Things Done - short: GTD - is a book by David Allen. It describes an organizational method - also called GTD - that is easy to implement for everybody and quite sufficient for personal use.
The basic ideas are described at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done - but we can also recommend everybody to read the book.
After collecting your tasks in the inbox the GTD approach is to clarify and organize your tasks (i.e. into projects or contexts). On regular intervals you review your tasks (reflect/plan) and work on the most important/appropriate tasks (engage/do).
Context: A context describes the people involved in a task, location or event where the task is needed.
The context system in Organize:Me, Organize:Pro and Taskfabric allows you to easily assign one or multiple contexts to any task and filter by contexts.
Open the Details Inspector for any entry and assign one or more contexts from the context section.
To search for the corrent context start typing in the search field of the context section. You can additionally create a new context directly from the search field by pressing enter/return.
All context assigned to a task are displayed in the task list below the task title with context pills.
You can filter any project or list by assigned context using the scope bar or you can list all tasks assigned to a context from the context view.
Scope Bar
The Scope Bar is directle below the menu and displays a list of projects and context currently on screen. Select Contexts and then any context name to filter the current list for tasks with the selected context assigned.
Context View
The library (left sidebar) contains a button Contexts on the left side to switch to the context view. Select any context to view all tasks assigned to it - no matter which project they belong to.
Disclaimer
GTD & GETTING THINGS DONE ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF THE DAVID ALLEN COMPANY.