• If something rates more “important” than another, do it first, before doing anything else. I am quite serious about this. If you have trouble doing this, understand that your resistance is your biggest setback maintaining a balanced schedule.
• Read the first point carefully.
• If you are using SYSTEM 7, I strongly recommend you make a System 7 “alias” to your JOBLIST in your Apple Menu Items folder and your Startup Items folder. Anytime you need to see your joblist, you could just choose your joblist from the menu and it will run Do It All! if it is not open already.
• If you are running SYSTEM 6, I strongly recommend you choose the “AutoLoad” option (try the “Options for Do It All!” menu item). This will load your joblist as soon as you start running Do It All!. See “Options (for Do It All!).” for more info. To run Do It All! on startup, when in the Finder (when you see windows of files and folders), select the Do It All! application (but do not double-click). Select the Finder’s “Set Startup...” menu item. Select the “radio button” to load Do It All!. This allows you to maintain your schedule first thing in the morning or at least see what is Top priority for today.
• Make sure you know all the changes you could make using the Options for both Do It All! and your Joblist. At least look at the dialog boxes.
