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Originally Posted by kardan
Don't forget that on most computers, switching between applications is a "very fast" action and therefore I can't really se any value in having a context for an application.
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You must not use Adobe Photoshop (CS2) and Adobe GoLive (CS2).
They take forever to launch.
Because of the launch times and resources they use (I don't like to leave them running idle) I created contexts for them.
Some of the others apps I listed are kind of like your dev context, because I would be doing programming in them.
I have started re-reading the GTD book, and I have been collecting contexts in a runnig list.
Am doing some experimentation.
I am starting with as few contexts as possible, and will add as needed.
@Calls
@Office
...Zone
@Computer
...Zone
@Waiting
@Agenda
...Tom
...Jim
...Sue
@Home
Context:Zone is anything that requires blocks of uninterrupted concentration, like programming or solving a problem.