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I'm no expert! But since you can screenshare, I suspect you can just play the video and share the screen. Helps to have two monitors.

Erick Howenstine tried that and the video shows but no audio.

Alex has some research uses for it, and we want to integrate it into Remote Sensing -- I understand you can fly a sweeping pattern and stitch orthographic images, or render a 3D image from the overlapping sections.

You're welcome but unfortunately IQtell shut down! The GTD system is still a good one, though, and IQtell users have a facebook page where alternative software is discussed. facebook.com/groups/iqtellusers/

I miss IQtell! :( I subscribed to Newton for email then learned it requires Windows 10 Anniversary edition or later... I have Windows 7. So I can only use it on my Android. It has delayed mail and, message if no reply, and even mark when sent mail is read. (!) It links to Todoist for the hierarchical lists, tags, priorities, calendar links... but doesn't have macros and doesn't fully integrate email. There's a FB group discussing alternatives to IQtell: Tools for Getting Things Done.

I'm in the same boat. I used Cloudmagic and kept it awhile after it became Newton, but really disliked the way they went about converting to the paid model. Communication is not their strong suit. Wasn't worth it for me. I'm still wandering at the moment. The better conversation is happening on Slack. Let me know if you are not already in the channel and I can send you an invite. Some very good conversations going on there and a lot reps/devs from various tools.

+Tiago Mota Miranda I just got started in IQTell and have been loving it. Just got introduced to the GTD method as well. I have a feeling they'll soon become my religion and church as well, lol. Any advice or recommendations how to best adapt to the system?

+Ben Smith , I strongly recommend reading (and later re-reading) the book, 'Getting Things Done', by David Allen, the originator of the method. You will want to at least watch the Getting Started videos of IQTELL. GTD in 15 minutes is very useful too ( hamberg.no/gtd/ ), plus www.zenhabits.net (specifically this link zenhabits.net/the-getting-things-done-gtd-faq/ ), and facilethings.com (basics of GTD facilethings.com/chapters/en/gtd101). Of course, follow @gtdguy on Twitter, and www.gettingthingsdone.com. Baby steps at the beginning and 'easy does it'. Well... I can say I don't know how I could live a decent life before using the method. I'm more focused, relaxed, mindful, organized, and productive. It works as a shield against lots of bullshit coworkers may throw at you. Oh, you may want to pay a visit here too: workflowinstitute.org/workflow-resources/

+Ben Smith I'm actually writing a book on Productivity Mgmt Discipline and technologies. I've worked in app dev for over 20 years and the 'process' has been around forever. Just don't corner yourself in to something, BUT be willing to adapt. ;-)Also recommend completely delineating GTD into entry and procurment. How you obtain the data does not need ot implement the same business rules as to how you entered it. I'm happy t oshare a few chapters if you like.