I like that alot! I might second the suggestion to provide an option to copy files. In fact, depending on the filesystem (same filesystem or not, on a GNU/Linux system), a hard link would be fantastic!
Thank you for this. Alan Davis > Let me take a stab at it. > > 1. Create a test file. test.org > 2. Add a task to it. > 3. Do `C-c C-a' while on the task. > 4. Press `a' from the launcher menu to add an attachment. > 5. Select a file to be attached to it (somewhere in a subdirectory > named data where org files are contained (careful, it will /move/ > the file, not copy it.) > 6. Attach another file to it using #3-5 (or use `c'.) > 7. Press `C-c C-a' followed by `o' to open an attachment from the > options. > I like that alot! > I am sure there's more to it but this was enough for me to be > convinced of it's utility. I just wish that: > > 1. it copied attachemnts instead of moving them (may be an option), I might second the suggestion/request to provide an option to copy files. In fact, depending on the filesystem (same filesystem or not, on a GNU/Linux system), a hard link would be fantastic! I have a somewhat convoluted bunch of directories, and it took me some time to find a way to hardlink a file that I'd moved into the ~/org/data directory, back to it's source directory. Thank you for this. -- Alan Davis _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Remember: use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode