Doit.im adopts the excellent task management principles to guide you to get head cleared and rid of various pending ideas in mind , help you organize tasks and focus on important items , so as to closely tracking work and feel easy when facing up bulks of complicated projects. No pressure but efficient , enjoy your work and get unexpected success.
　　　 　 Version 1.1 on Oct. 31th
　　　　Why Doit.im?
1. Doit.im is built on the Adobe AIR platform,
supports cross-platform usage,can work
well in OS of Windows and Mac
2. Doit.im is a powerful, clear and easy yet
free task management tool.
3. Doit.im adopts the principles of GTD,
guides you to enjoy working pressure-free
and efficient.
4. Doit.im for phones is coming soon. Take
your to-dos anywhere online. And Sync your Phone with the PC and work anytime without delay.
5. Doit.im support delegation feature, you can
collaborate with others in your task
management.

This example is based on one found at Mark Bolton's Five simple steps to designing grid systems. The container grid below this is defined as a 66em. To give a 2em spacing between col 1 40em and col two 24em. This layout is similar to the one I use in my blog

Doit.im adopts the excellent task management principles to guide you to get head cleared and rid of various pending ideas in mind , help you organize tasks and focus on important items , so as to closely tracking work and feel easy when facing up bulks of complicated projects. No pressure but efficient , enjoy your work and get unexpected success.
　　　 　 Version 1.1 on Oct. 31th
　　　　Why Doit.im?
1. Doit.im is built on the Adobe AIR platform,
supports cross-platform usage,can work
well in OS of Windows and Mac
2. Doit.im is a powerful, clear and easy yet
free task management tool.
3. Doit.im adopts the principles of GTD,
guides you to enjoy working pressure-free
and efficient.
4. Doit.im for phones is coming soon. Take
your to-dos anywhere online. And Sync your Phone with the PC and work anytime without delay.
5. Doit.im support delegation feature, you can
collaborate with others in your task
management.

This example is based on one found at Mark Bolton's Five simple steps to designing grid systems. The container grid below this is defined as a 66em. To give a 2em spacing between col 1 40em and col two 24em. This layout is similar to the one I use in my blog