Critical patch for GTD Outlook Add-in users
October 30th, 2009 GTD Times TeamCategories | Software
Hey GTD’ers–for those of you who use the Getting Things Done® Outlook® Add-In by NetCentrics, make sure you grab the critical update before Sunday. Here’s what they 
say:
NetCentrics has released an update for the Getting Things Done Outlook Add-In, Version 3.0.40. This update is critical and provides you with the latest version of the Getting Things Done Add-In and offers the highest levels of stability. This update needs to be installed before the Daylight Savings Time change (November 1, 2009) in the U.S. This update corrects the issues of the Add-In losing its activation status during Daylight Savings changes and time zone changes.
You can get it directly from the NetCentrics site. Note: please be sure to contact NetCentrics, the developer, if you need support on this. They are the best ones to answer your questions (versus DavidCo.) We just know so many of you use the product so we wanted to pass this along.
Also required in the UK. Unfortunately DST ended last week here
Well, this is fine. With all I paid for it, why did I not receive an email about this? I just happened to click on this site (a day late).
So what happens when I go to the office tomorrow? I had to have IT install the darn thing because it needed an administrator’s account; and then again to enter the registration number (now that was just plain obnoxious); and not we have this emergency update about which I discovery accidentally????
Thanks for the notice, and Joel, I just installed the upgrade today, November 2 at 7:57 EST and everything was fine.
I, too, wondered why I didn’t get any notice from Netcentrics but thanks so much to the folks at GTDTimes for posting this. I have an RSS feed from the blog on my Yahoo home page and read it first thing this morning, otherwise I would have wondered why my add-in said “expired.”
Joel–how did it all work out for you today?