"Alan E. Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think I already know the answer to this question. Unfortunately.
>
> I have an org-remember template for my operating system notes. I diligently
> started up org-remember today, saved a list of important packages to update,
> and rebooted. But... I forgot to file the note in it's assigned heading in
> my SystemJournal.org file!
Unfortunately I think your data is gone in that case :( I just tried
that (on purpose) and can't find the data anywhere.
>
>
> So, my question is, assuming I have auto saving configured, where would that
> buffer be saved, if at all? And if it isn't, currently, is there a way to
> arrange for this to be done? Live and learn,
I take a slightly different approach with the latest set of changes by
Carsten. My remember templates use the %!%& escapes to file in the
target location immediately and jump there - so I'm working in the org
file and not a remember buffer which has no file store.
Here's a sample template for reference:
(setq (org-remember-templates (quote (("todo" 116 "* TODO %!%&%?
%u
%a" "~/git/org/todo.org" "Tasks")))))
This way I can use the Emacs session recovery to restore the data.
HTH
-Bernt
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