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The evolution of the todo-list
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    • The Evolution of the ToDo List
      • Video Overview
      • Introduction
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        Generation zero - In the beginning
      • Gen 1 - Reminders
      • Gen 2 - Appointments
      • Gen 3 - Meetings
      • Gen 4 - Gather Some Ideas (Projects)
      • Gen 5 - The Kitchen Sink
    • Dashboards and Reports
      • Todo Items
        • Todo Items Power Query
        • Todo Items by Meeting
        • Todo Items by Status
        • Todo Items by Project
        • Todo Items per person
      • Meetings
        • Upcoming Meetings
    • Project Pages
      • SP002 New Project
        • Master data objects
      • SP001 Develop to do list for the ages
        • Master data objects
    • Templates
      • Research Project Template
      • Software Project Template
        • Master data objects
      • Meeting - Template
    • Tables
      • Admin tables
        • Todo List Tables
          • Todo List
          • Todo Types
          • Status
        • Person Tables
          • Persons
          • Attendees and CC
        • Projects
    • Dictionary

Generation zero - In the beginning

Note:
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This page is only included for historical, backward compatibility purposes. It in no way, shape or form impacts the rest of the document.... 😎


Do you remember in the beginning? Your first todo list?
In grey pencil. Looking like this:
Buy groceries
Pick up the kids after school
REMEMBER a gift for Mother in Law’s birthday!!!!
And how excited you were to do it in WordPerfect for the first time? Or Visicalc or Lotus if you were an accountant? And Quattro Pro if you were a maverick, living on the edge....
THEN - Check boxes:
Pay the internet provider.
Attend college graduation next weekend

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Well, things have changed!

Join us for a trip through the evolution of the todo list, leading to this, the pen-ultimate to do list.
(Why penultimate? Because YOU are going to use this to build YOUR ultimate todo list.)



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