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This helps of course, but the most simple and useful way of integration (create a list in Evernote - then email it to RTM) - is still not working.

Posted 1 year ago

ovanrijswijk

If you want to have the same list in both RTM and Evernote, you can email that list to RTM ( http://www.rememberthemilk.com/services/email/#import ) and c.c. it to your Evernote email address.

Posted 1 year ago

Thx a lot, I was looking for that.

Posted 1 year ago

drmud

SUPER!

Posted 1 year ago

jonramster

This works well as a manual work around.

Posted 12 months ago

janvanderploeg

Have applied this tip a few times already. It improves my workflow. So I came back here to say thank you.

Bedankt :)

Posted 11 months ago

madruga77

Veeeery nice! The possibility of linking Task and notes is great! Thank you!

Posted 11 months ago

Nice one - I missed the updated and have drifted from RTM because of the need to link documents. I'll be employing this to try and rekindle my organization!

Posted 11 months ago

mguice

I snagged this tip from you not long after you posted it and it is now a part of my daily routine. Thank you very much

Posted 11 months ago

Great idea but I wonder ovanrijswijk if it is not too much time consuming... :/ do you really manage to do that often ? I am new to evernote and want to use it as GTD, hard to have two systems although I do like RTM a lot. Wish I could manage projects better with RTM...
My question: any idea on how to export RTM task into Evernote easily ?

Posted 11 months ago

thinkinprojects

One way to export RTM tasks to Evernote is to use ifttt.com.
RTM allows you to create RSS feed for your tasks. You can then set up a ifttt channel to pick up a new RSS item (task) and push it into Evernote.

Posted 11 months ago

I was going to complain my notes are not saved automatically when I switch to a different task. But in this way I don´t have that problem. I didn´t like the notes in RTM anyway, so this seems a good workaround.

Posted 10 months ago

@thinkinprojects - It's not surprising that you came up with a brilliant idea here. Oh, in case you're wondering what I'm doing here in this forum and not just hanging out in Evernote, it's because - well, it's good to know what's out there! :)

Posted 8 months ago

martinvilange

You made my day.

Posted 8 months ago

bsquaredinoz

absolutely brilliant - thanks for the tip

Posted 4 months ago

trevordavis74

The end result I want is each morning to wake up and have the tasks of the day automatically populated into an Evernote note from RTM. Is this possible?

Posted 4 months ago

thecookiemomma

@trevordavis, could you make a smart list of things due in the next 24 hours, and then use that RSS feed for IFTTT?

Posted 4 months ago

rolandschupp

Great little hint, thank you a lot!

Posted 6 weeks ago

jlwconsult

This info is exactly what I was looking for.

I've also been trying to separate my work into the "4 Quadrants" of Steven Covey.

Being more rigorous in prioritizing my tasks in RTM seems to work well for that:

!1 = Quadrant 1
!2 = Quadrant 2
!3 = Quadrant 3
no priority = Quadrant 4

This doesn't give me the visual Quadrant layout, but it gets me close enough!

Thanks, all , for sharing the knowledge!

Jim

Posted 6 weeks ago