On Tue, Dec 09, 2008 at 08:17:38AM +0100, Carsten Dominik wrote:
you may want to take a look at column view, which can show the
deadline.
Get back here when you cannot figure out how to do this.
OK, so I can't figure out how to do this :-)
First, how I'm using org-mode:
Inside ~/working I have nested project directories; some for home and
some for work; projects within projects within projects. Whenever I
need a new PROJECTNAME.org, I create it wherever in the hierarchy it
belongs, and then symlink it into the proper toplevel (which roughly
corresponds to the start of a particular SVN or Git repository). This
way, I have much smaller list of org-agenda-files to maintain.
I have some custom agenda views defined, that tell me things like what
I have to do today, and what to do in various contexts etc. For this
I aggregate all of the .org files I've written.
I don't want to go adding a :COLUMNS: property to every .org file that
I want to include in a custom view; I'd rather define :COLUMNS: for
"types" of views that I want. Where would I define this? I suppose
that I could write definitions in "hidden" files that get explicitly
sourced based on what view I want, but that seems roundabout...
Thanks... and org-mode rocks!
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