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Jan 8 2007

PagePacker – Mac GTD Application

I have just seen that Lifehacker have posted information about a new GTD application called PagePacker.

PagePacker is a freeware Mac only application that allows you to create mini books from your work. You can page an 8 page booklet on a single shet of letter or A4 paper. Very handy for you GTD’ers.

Excert from the website:

I often wander around without a computer, so I needed a nice easy way to print important bits into little books of information that I could carry around in my pocket. Chad Adams figured out a brilliant technique of cutting and folding pieces of paper into little books and called it PocketMod. The technique was brilliant, but the software was a little awkward. So I, knowing a little about Cocoa, hacked together PagePacker.

The application can be downloaded from HERE.

Official Website can be found HERE.

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