On Nov 10, 2010, at 10:47 AM, Samuel Wales wrote:
On 2010-11-10, Carsten Dominik wrote:
You can customize Org to use Due instead if you prefer this shorter
word - even though I think Due is more like DEADLINE.
I was wondering about that. Is the latter hardcoded in important
places? e.g.
On 2010-11-10, Samuel Wales wrote:
> ... or are all the places such as above merely keywords for looking up
> the DUE value?
That must be it. I think I just noised the list with that.
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On 2010-11-10, Carsten Dominik wrote:
> You can customize Org to use Due instead if you prefer this shorter
> word - even though I think Due is more like DEADLINE.
I was wondering about that. Is the latter hardcoded in important places? e.g.
(defun org-get-deadline-time (pom &optional inherit)
On Nov 10, 2010, at 8:58 AM, sergio_101 wrote:
Tasks that have a SCHEDULED date will stay in the agenda until they
are
done.
ah! perfect..
that's what i had before.. writing some new automations, and i just
used the word "Due": instead of scheduled .. thanks!
You can customize Org to use
> Tasks that have a SCHEDULED date will stay in the agenda until they are
> done.
ah! perfect..
that's what i had before.. writing some new automations, and i just
used the word "Due": instead of scheduled .. thanks!
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On Nov 10, 2010, at 8:02 AM, sergio_101 wrote:
Type 'm' in front of each and then "B s" to a new date. If you
want to
move them all forward one week to the same day, I think you'll have
to
write some elisp.
hmm...
for some reason, i thought i had it set up before to just
automagical
>
> Type 'm' in front of each and then "B s" to a new date. If you want to
> move them all forward one week to the same day, I think you'll have to
> write some elisp.
>
>
hmm...
for some reason, i thought i had it set up before to just
automagically pull tasks over to the next week.. unfortunat
sergio_101 writes:
> how would i go about making items/tasks that didn't get completed last
> week carry over into this week?
Type 'm' in front of each and then "B s" to a new date. If you want to
move them all forward one week to the same day, I think you'll have to
write some elisp.
pgpds
how would i go about making items/tasks that didn't get completed last
week carry over into this week?
thanks!
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On 1/25/07, Carsten Dominik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have just uploaded 4.63 which fixes this problem for now -
Both 4.62 & 4.63 suffer from another problem, perhaps limited to XEmacs.
In org-agenda-mode org-set-local is called like this:
(org-set-local 'buffer-substring-filters
I have just uploaded 4.63 which fixes this problem for now -
with the side effect that the format of agenda dates is no longer
customizable. Will take more time to figure out how to fix this.
Anyway, 4.63 works again, sorry for the hickup.
Raman, the link navigation commands are in there as we
Yes, there is a new bug which seems to have to do with timezones - I'll
look into it.
- Carsten
On Jan 25, 2007, at 19:11, J. David Boyd wrote:
Can someone verify something for me?
I thought that, when in agenda mode, using Diary, I saw the day. and
then the
diary entries. However, now I
Can someone verify something for me?
I thought that, when in agenda mode, using Diary, I saw the day. and then the
diary entries. However, now I am seeing the diary entries, then the day.
Now, for example, I see
Wednesday 24 January 2007
Thursday 25 January 2007
Diary: 13:00.. Go to
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