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> - Print/export only the current TODO list
>   =======================================
>   You can create TODO lists and then print them or export them to
>   your Palm.  Then you tick items off while on the go, and when you
>   get back to a real computer you create the same TODO list again and
>   update the done items (idea from Pete Phillips).  While this sounds
>   like double work, you can make it part of the review process to
>   check where your projects stand.

iCal has Todo functionality.