On Wed, Jul 18, 2012 at 2:41 PM, Nick Dokos <nicholas.do...@hp.com> wrote: > John Hendy <jw.he...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> I don't use agenda as often as a lot of folks. When I do, I notice >> that all org files in my agenda path end up open. Sometimes this has >> caused issues as I've been working on a file and then after agenda I >> notice that there's a file.org<2> buffer. I'll go to save one and it >> will tell me it's changed on disk and I have a hard time figuring out >> which one I should keep! >> >> Is there a way to close the buffers opened by agenda? Does agenda >> leave them open for quicker searching for the next time? Or I wondered >> if they need to be open buffers to it to look at the contents. >> >> > > 'x' in the agenda (bound to org-agenda-exit) will do that.
Doh! Thanks :) > > However, I find it easier to go from the agenda to the file, rather than > navigating through the file system: C-c a a <move cursor to entry> TAB gets me > there pretty quickly. > As in, if you're editing files linked in the agenda, you'd rather leave them open and navigate to them from agenda? If so, that makes sense. I keep nearly everything in one projects.org file but search other files for reference material (I have an education.org for classes I've taken at work, devel.org for goal tracking/evaluation stuff, contacts.org, etc.). I use those other files quite rarely, so I really only need projects.org open for the most part. Thanks! John > Nick > >
