Folks: Has anyone ever customized a publishing style to publish Planner
documents as PDF?
In case anyone wonders why you would do this: I find a paper-based
planner works best for me, since I am not always in front of a
computer. But what if I should someday lose that planner? GTD-style
next actions can mostly be reconstructed, at least close enough, but
I've put a lot of work into collecting my Projects lists. Also, those
projects lists do need revision periodically, as projects actually get
completed -- but that is a lot of rewriting. So maintaining those
projects on a computer is very helpful -- I just need to print them up
2-up, cut, and punch for my planner.
Currently I'm just using Muse lists, but I can see advantages to
actually having Project lists that are Planner-style task lists: it
would let me start to tie them to remember, ...
As for day-pages, I am not particularly interested in publishing them to
PDF.
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