I followed the steps outlined in the worg tutorial about using git to keep
track of changes to one's own org data tree.
I still don't understand: how does one go about recovering an earlier
version of a file that has been corrupted? Is there a good tutorial on this
aspect of using git? I really
Hi all,
First I would like to thank all those involved in this project for
producing such a deep and well thought of piece of software. And ya,
it is free.. :)
I am involved in several projects at a time and org-mode has provided
me a very functional means to keep track on them. I have gone
Saurabh Agrawal mailsaur...@gmail.com writes:
1. How to change colour of the TODO states? (the word TODO/DONE etc in
particular and that of whole line in the agenda view?)
To change the color of TODO states, you can use the variable
org-todo-keyword-faces. Here's an example from my own
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 5:25 PM, Alan E. Davis wrote:
I followed the steps outlined in the worg tutorial about using git to keep
track of changes to one's own org data tree.
I still don't understand: how does one go about recovering an earlier
version of a file that has been corrupted? Is
Hi Matt
1. Your first suggestion is spot on. Thanks.
2. Since I have a number of TODO action items in several projects, I
would like to display only top two of them for each project at a time
in an agenda. Is it somehow possible using some particular custom
agenda view?
In my second
Hi Saurabh,
Saurabh Agrawal mailsaur...@gmail.com writes:
Hi Matt
1. Your first suggestion is spot on. Thanks.
2. Since I have a number of TODO action items in several projects, I
would like to display only top two of them for each project at a
time in an agenda. Is it somehow possible
Yup, I guess, what I want is org-depend.
But I will have to really spend some time to make that work since
I am quite new to org and emacs too.
Thanks for the insight.
And, is there any way to change colour of whole statements of
different TODO states in agenda mode?
Because setting face
Hi,
I am new to org-mode ( I tried org-mode a year back for a few days, and now
again I am trying it.) but have been a power emacs user for more than 13
years. Know enough emacs-lisp to do the normal things.
I installed org-mode 6.18c on top of 22.1.1. I would like to get the
display look like
On Sat, Jan 24, 2009 at 5:46 AM, Umesh Nair wrote:
Hi,
I am new to org-mode
Welcome!
( I tried org-mode a year back for a few days, and now again I am
trying it.)
Org changes pretty fast. Fundamentally it's still as simple but so many
usability and convenience features have been added.
Thanks Manish. I did find the checkbox section, but it didn't work for
me. I got it by a google search on emacs org-mode check boxes. I put the
'[]' manually, and then tried C-c C-c to check it, but it didn't work.
Will try these and let you know tomorrow.
I had used planner before, and the
Umesh Nair umesh.p.n...@gmail.com writes:
I put the '[]' manually, and then tried C-c C-c to check it, but it
didn't work.
A space is required between the brackets:
[ ]
not
[]
Could that be the issue? (I made that very mistake when I was new to org-mode.)
Dan
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Dan
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 6:32 PM, Dan Griswold dgris...@rochester.rr.comwrote:
Umesh Nair umesh.p.n...@gmail.com writes:
I put the '[]' manually, and then tried C-c C-c to check it, but it
didn't work.
A space is required between the brackets:
[ ]
not
[]
Could that be the issue?
Minor questions:
Is there a way to have footnotes that have more than one paragraph?
For me, they are not recognized as footnotes.
Also, is there a way to make footnote references work when they start
in column 0? Reformatting a paragraph sometimes puts them there for
me.
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