We’re excited to announce that To Do is rolling out to Outlook for Windows for the Current Channel users (starting with Current Channel version 2207). With this release, you can use the To Do app rig...
Updated Aug 30, 2022
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I am an avid GTD enthusiast (Getting Things Done, by David Allen). Two items of note, I use Outlook both at home, and at my work, both using the MS Office 365.
1. My office does not even show the To-Do sidebar. I assume the IT Department implementation blocks it from being implemented.
2. My home "Office" does show the To-Do sidebar. I became aware of To-Do through instructions provided by GTD called "Outlook Integration", where they relied heavily on the To-Do feature. I thought this is my solution! But, sadly I find it's functionality too limited to be of real use to me. I read with interest the previous posts from others more technically savvy than me, which I fully agree with.
I will be monitoring any future updates and releases, hoping they may address the shortfalls. But for now, I will be relying on "One Note" as the hub of my GTD. Not Outlook, until there is a more seamless integration for my tasks, projects, and reference files (I have a LOT).