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there is Sticky Notes and Microsoft To Do. though, depends on the definition of basic in this context.. To Do requires a 365 subscription i believe. EDIT: i gu
by dbtonez 3y ago
there is Sticky Notes and Microsoft To Do. though, depends on the definition of basic in this context.. To Do requires a 365 subscription i believe.
EDIT: i guess you could also add OneNote to the list, but again not sure how “basic” we could call it since it also requires a subscription
- stephenr 3y ago> To Do requires a 365 subscription i believe. Requires to use, or requires for syncing/extra features?
- StevePerkins 3y ago> To Do requires a 365 subscription It does not. I was briefly using MS To Do as a desktop interface for my Alexa todo and shopping lists, before I decided that I prefer Todoist instead. But To Do and OneNote are free-as-in-beer for all. 365 could have some extra integration features with the other Office apps, I'm not sure.