e...@...net writes:
I've often thought it would be nice to link to images in an org file
with http: links, then at some arbitrary point in time call a
hypothetical org-localize-external-resources command. That command would
wget all the external resources, put them somewhere local, and
Hi Oleh,
ohwoeowho writes:
I counter your tip with my own on capturing pdfs.
Maybe you'll find some of this stuff useful for your case.
My use case is slightly different: I am looking for pictures and want to
insert a picture right here to show up in the exported document, and I
have a
Myles English mylesengl...@gmail.com writes:
e...@...net writes:
I've often thought it would be nice to link to images in an org file
with http: links, then at some arbitrary point in time call a
hypothetical org-localize-external-resources command. That command would
wget all the external
Hi Myles,
Just a note, I think that there's an advantage to keep the attachments
in sync with org files. This way they're never lost and are available
wherever the org file is available.
My system is a Firefox plugin that copies to clipboard the file name
[D Gawin, L Sanavia] Simulation of
Hello,
Just thought I would share something I find useful. What the code below
does is:
1) prompts for a link to a file on the internet
2) downloads the file
3) attaches the file to the current subtree
4) inserts at the current point a link to the attachment
This is useful if (e.g.) you are
Hi Myles,
I counter your tip with my own on capturing pdfs.
Maybe you'll find some of this stuff useful for your case.
My capture template captures a pdf file that I have to read.
It works for:
1. A pdf file in doc-view mode.
2. Any dired buffer with point on a pdf file.
What it does:
1. Create
Myles English mylesengl...@gmail.com writes:
Hello,
Just thought I would share something I find useful. What the code below
does is:
1) prompts for a link to a file on the internet
2) downloads the file
3) attaches the file to the current subtree
4) inserts at the current point a link
Hi Eric,
I am glad you like it.
e...@ericabrahamsen.net writes:
[..]
Rather than sending downloaded files to $TMPDIR, it might be nice to
have them just use whatever dir org-attach would have used. I use
org-attach from time to time, and notice that everything ends up under
~/org/data/. I
Myles English mylesengl...@gmail.com writes:
Hi Eric,
I am glad you like it.
e...@ericabrahamsen.net writes:
[..]
Rather than sending downloaded files to $TMPDIR, it might be nice to
have them just use whatever dir org-attach would have used. I use
org-attach from time to time, and
