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I don't know if this would completly be beyond the scope or point of RTM (Which by the way is awesome! Thank you to Emily, Omar and Bob...) but i think that a really great tool would be a simple desktop application that could be used when your computer is offline. As a laptop user i'm often at my computer but not in range of internet. it would be good if there was an application that could be used to download your lists when you are online, and allow you to edit (or even just view) them without access to the internet. At the moment i have to save the print view onto my computer and look at that for when i am away from the internet.
Posted at 6:42pm on December 13, 2006
says:While my following suggestion is a far cry from a desktop app, I encourage you to try subscribing to your lists' feeds with a feed reader that will cache them and display them offline. This does the trick for my reference purposes.
For example, I use iCal to get the feeds, which then go from there to my iPod and my Palm. Works well.
Posted at 8:27pm on December 13, 2006
lol! that is a much simpler solution all round. Thank you.
(this don't mean an app would b cool.)
Posted at 9:07pm on December 14, 2006
Or you can just open a weekly planner and save that page to HD.
Posted at 11:51am on December 16, 2006
good idea benpage26. I second you.
Or some firefox extension like the new del.icio.us extension which allows users to access their bookmarks even when offline.
Posted at 11:13pm on December 21, 2006
There is a C-based API available...
I'm sure someone with some good vB experience can whip up a GUI app that could interface with RTM while offline... Anyone?
Posted at 10:04am on January 2, 2007
Regarding the comment about subscribing to your list's feed via an RSS reader - I use one from Yahoo Widgets that displays my task list on my desk top. Very handy.
Posted at 4:48pm on January 2, 2007
I would love to see something like Evernote 3 for RTM with Offline use and online syncing.
http://www.evernote.com
Posted at 1:35pm on May 17, 2008