I use [jmedved.com] It stay on systray and I activate it with a shortcut whenever I need it to note something down. I have tabs for websites to review, games to review, webmaster tools… and so on, and a general-colector tab. After I finish something, I delete the line from there. This is how I do it.

That looks pretty cool, and I like how it has the simplicity of Notepad with better accessibility.

I did try that out briefly, but wasn’t all that fond of it. And using my phone as a to-do list will probably never happen until I get something with individual keys for the letters. I hate text messaging for that very reason.

I hadn’t tried that before, but it looks pretty cool with the integrated calendar.

Remember the Milk was cool because it is very well integrated with a lot of services. There is a Firefox extension (I think), modules for a lot of homepages, and now works with Google Gears. I found it a little too simple for me though, and a wiki page sounds like it might be hard to keep up with?

I had actually just tried that out as well after seeing it on some site (I can’t remember which one). I thought it was cool, but the best feature would have been the stats which they only have for pro accounts.

Chris was definitely right when he said wow! I didn’t see this program before but it looks like exactly what I need and it’s free, although the standard version does have some pretty appetizing features.

Sounds good Lars.

I have gone to keeping my list on my wiki user page. It’s simple and everyone can see it and edit it. It’s working great.