Randy Kramer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Thursday 22 September 2005 11:29 pm, Sacha Chua wrote: >> Dale Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> > I usually carry over lots of tasks from day to day. In fact, most >> > days I never mark anything as "done". These leave basically empty >> > day pages behind. Is there a way to automatically remove these empty >> > pages? It's kinda yucky to have all those pages published with >> > nothing on them except "* Tasks\n\n* Schedule\n\n* Notes". >> >> Planner used to delete pages whenever it found that it looked like the >> template, using the planner-maybe-remove-file function. What's the >> best way to use that again? Maybe we could call it during >> publishing... >> >> > Yeah, I'm probably not carving up tasks into small enough pieces, >> > but I'm getting there. ;^) >> >> No, we want you to be thoroughly guilt-tripped by all those blank pages. ;) > > I shouldn't chirp in without really understanding what's going on, but I > think > that if I wanted a historical record of my diary/to-do list, I'd want those > old pages to indicate either what I did work on (even if not completed) > (possibly even with a number of hours for billing purposes) or what I > intended to work on. > > Does the planner support that kind of thing? (perhaps that's the default?)
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