This is a feature request, or an upgrade to an existing feature request in case a more robust import UI has already been requested.

I want to make text files with tab delimiters or pipe delimiters that can contain any and all of the fields in the iGTD database.

e.g.

Name | Context | Project | Priority | Start date | Due Date | Task notes | links | tags | contacts

Hinduism Today Rich Media Viewer| Office-AM | Digital Edition | 1 | | | Plan out the way to handle multiple media files for a single article in the UI | | |

The typical import Wizards used in "Now Uptodate" and other old Mac organizers used to look something like this, where the first line of the data was parsed by the delimiter which was customizable and then displayed like:

Incoming Text file                            &

This software is so close to being able to be used to manage projects in my firm... We set up individual people as contexts, then set up projects and tasks. The one piece that is missing is the estimated time to complete a task, which would allow us to have a better handle on how booked we are. The "Effort" item is helpful for a thumbnail, but more granularity would be great. 

Getting Things Done is a process of getting stuff out of your head in a trusted system and accomplishing your goals, created by David Allen.

Sure, you could see the listing of GTD on Wikipedia

Or you could go directly to David Allen's Site Davidco

Link to the Book @ Amazon

Since you've made it this far, here are the basics:

The problem is, that most of the time you make lists.  Sure, you call them "To Do" lists, but there's an inherit problem in most of your to do items.

They're not stuff you can "do."  Many of the items you write down are actually projects.&nbs