checklist software

killingpeople

hey... can anyone suggest a good checklist program or technique?
i'm just beginning a search to see what programs might be available online and figured i'd throw out an info-net into the polycount currents. without i'd just make a windows doc, which would be lamer than dust. i want to feel like i'm hacking something.

ideally i'd like a "start the day" checklist and "end the day" checklist i could run through. maybe use them for quickly creating tutorials or a how-to. if there was something that was already out there that was well thought out and templated with features i would never think of, that would be swell - that's what i'm shooting in the dark for and any help would be suck-cock.

thanks pink-sacks, much luv.

Eric Chadwick

If you use Outlook, the Tasks list is pretty good.

pior

Would a post-it software do the trick?
http://www.3m.com/us/office/postit/digital/digital_notes.html

There use dto be a free version of this ... can try to dig it up from my backups if you need it. It's handy, always available on the desktop and I suppose, rather low on ressource...

There are other similar programs available for free too.

pior

double post haha

thomasp

i've been using this at work and a little at home - http://www.abstractspoon.com/

i prefer a piece of paper with written notes myself as well tho, or postit notes stuck under the wacom overlay.

pior

You doubleposted too haha

pior

Neox

i'm using a simple calender too and i bought me a simple whiteboard with erasable pens, i'm pretty lazy and always forget things, so i had to find me somehting i have to look on everytime i leave the room. Thought of a digital solution first too, but didn't find some thing like a digital picture frame with wlan support, but found only ones with sdcard readers and that's too much action and the lazyness would win again.

funshark

here the best one i know so far:
http://www.abstractspoon.com/tdl_resources.html

pior, unfortunately, you do not have three hands

Joshua Stubbles

But he's got five kids to feed..

I usually just jot stuff down in a daily planner.