Suno Ano <itsmethemax <at> gmx.at> writes: > > >| On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 10:38:15 -0500, > >| Raymond Zeitler > >| (whose comments are cited below with " RZ> "), > >| had this to say -snip- > RZ> Perhaps there's a Lisp statement that I can add in the day page > RZ> template that would pull in nil-dated tasks from project pages? If > RZ> so, I'd go back over these lingering tasks and remove their dates. > > To be honest, to me that rather sounds if you might be better off with > another approach i.e. GTD (Getting Things Done). > > Basically, you still have the Planner you are used to -- it is just you > use it specifically to comply to the GTD principle. Now, here is what I > do (I hope the attachment works with posting via GMANE ...):
Thank you. I skimmed through the attachment and came up with this idea: I use planner-multi, and I can put all these nil-dated tasks onto a special project page, Nil-DatedTasks.muse. Then I can have a single dated task that shows up every day that says: #C _ Remember Nil-Dated Tasks: [[Nil-DatedTasks]] ([[2008.01.30]]) That way only one file gets re-written every day instead of several. The tasks are unobtrusive, yet readily available. I know it's a band-aid approach, but I need something easy that I can wrap my puny brain around. Eventually, I may read more about GTD (which does sound cool). But not today. I guess that will be another nil-dated task in my planner! I did have trouble with gmane, but not with accessing the attachment. It complained about my line lengths. [email protected] scrubbed the attachment, but it's a nice way to respond. -- Raymond Zeitler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ Planner-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/planner-el-discuss
