On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 2:21 AM, David Thole wrote: > Hey all, > > I was thinking a bit about my workflow with org-mode, and I'm thinking > that I should change up a bit of how I'm doing stuff. Basically what I do > now is use org-mode for my GTD stuff (that is, ticket management, notes > about tickets, etc), and then use muse mode for other stuff. > > Right now my structure is: > ris.org = my tickets specific to work > work.org = my work tasks that aren't tickets > home.org = my home tasks > > The problem I have now is that I use muse-mode for project notes, which > can be on multiple machines sometimes. So the agenda itself loads those > three org files to display the ris/work/home tasks, and I use follow mode > and add a few notes here and there to the tickets, (ris.org files that > is).
I am sorry but I did not understand your problem. May be you would be better off keeping your notes in org mode as well (unless there is a more compelling reason to the contrary.) > > > So really my curious workflow questions are: > * Ticket information - SQL statement, code, etc..that can get pretty > verbose. Is a drawer OK for that? How do others handle that information I would prefer folding it using a list item or may be a sub-heading. > > * Meeting notes - would another org file be useful for that? If I > want to publish the file into something that could have a TOC and > all that...I don't know how to explain this better, I kinda want > something to be able to view this through a browser > sometimes. *shrug* some ideas on this would be helpful How about selecting and publishing only the region? > * Organization - Could I organize things more efficiently? Thinking > of maybe using properties drawer a bit more. I would suggest noticing where you have to spend most of your attention and key strokes etc. and may be then optimize that. Try using tags more; they are almost magical with fast filtering. Regards -- Manish _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Remember: use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode