René <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I would like to have appointment announcements (by means of a beep). But this > does not seem to work with planner-cyclic-diary nor with appointments directly > stored in a plain "* Schedule" section. Is it a matter of configuration or > does > that mean that such feature only works with planner-diary?
Yes, this works for me via planner-appt. I use a CVS Emacs on OS X from a few months ago. It should be enough to have (planner-appt-insinuate) in your config. > Is it possible to have just one "* Schedule" section and no "* Diary" section > and put all relevant diary entries into the "* Schedule" section? > > I cannot manage to do that. Every time I try to do so my diary entries erase > the other entries I had previously stored in the "* Schedule" section. I > don't > want these lines to disappear. How can I do? I'm not sure because I'm not using planner-diary at all. What is the advantage of using both task-based appts and diary based one? The only ones I can think of have to do with birthday reminders and floating appts which are all covered by planner-cyclic which does integrate into planner-appt. >> Recently I have tried the planner-cyclic setup because I need to be >> reminded about recurring appointments. I think it is working. > > I'd be interested in having a look at you configuration file. I posted it earlier in this thread. Let me know if you have questions. >> I don't know whether it makes sense to have more than one diary file. >> Seems to me that Emacs things there can only be one, but is happy to >> put other files in the cryptic editing mode without giving you a way >> to turn it off > > How about having a planner-diary-public-file and planner-diary-private-file > for > your public and private planner directory. Sure. My question wasn't clear: I was wondering if Emacs's diary system has support for multiple diary files. I think the answer is no, but that there are various workarounds. I agree that public/private, home/work, etc are all quite logical divisions. Best Wishes, + seth _______________________________________________ emacs-wiki-discuss mailing list emacs-wiki-discuss@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-wiki-discuss
