On Sep 29, 2007, at 23:26, Julien Barnier wrote:
Hi,
(setq org-startup-folded nil)
Thanks for your answer, but it doesn't do what I wish. If I have some
part of my file folded and others not, with org-startup-folded set to
nil, when I move from a code chunk to a doc chunk, everything is
Hi,
I am looking for a way to export linked images with a
certain property to html.
I am thinking about a structure like this:
* Pictures
** Germany :Project1:
:PROPERTIES:
:Datum:2007
:END:
- some text
[[file:image.png]]
- some text
** Germany :Project2:
:PROPERTIES:
:Datum:2007
:END:
- some
as the subjct already says ... S-up does not do in the indirect buffer
what it does in the direct buffer.
Instead of a priority I get Beginning of buffer.
Is this a bug?
Rainer
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De Carsten Dominik (29 September, 14:53) :
Hi,
On Sep 29, 2007, at 11:50, François Puitg wrote:
Seems I've discovered a little bug (there's an easy workaround, see
below), but I'm not sure it's org-mode fault: when I try to insert a
time stamp (with C-c .), I can't
I found that org-nnml doesn't quite work when you go to visit the links! This
is fixed in version 1.1, pasted below. To make this work, make sure to search
through your org-mode file for occurences of nnml:// to nnml:.
John
;;; org-nnml.el - Support for links to nnml messages by Message-ID
;;
For possible ways of syncing with Google Calendar, see gcal.el --
which is part of my emacs-g-client package
http://emacspeak.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/lisp/g-client
Note that the above code is independent of Emacspeak --- but has
only been tested under Emacs 22.
Vagn == Vagn Johansen [EMAIL