Randy Kramer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hmm, without knowing a whole lot about planner, etc., why don't you put > multiple notes on (in) a (if I have my terms right) single 'M-x remember' > buffer. > > (That is essentially what I do in my nedit based (currently) off-line askSam > / > TWiki workalike thingie. I use a record separator to separate different > notes, and have (fairly) easy-to-use macros to search through the notes in > various ways (including folding, to view just the "titles" of the notes).)
> If you want to later put each reminder in a separate buffer (correct > terminology?), simply copy and paste from the 'M-x remember' buffer to > separate "permanent" buffers. This sort of thing is actually what happens when you type C-c C-c [or M-x remember-buffer] while visiting the remember buffer. Where and how the note is dispatched is specified by the variable remember-handler-functions. If it includes, for example, remember-append-to-file, the contents of the buffer will be added to a file similar to what you describe above; if it includes remember-planner-append, then the note is added to a planner page, after suitable prompting. Regards, -- Jim Ottaway _______________________________________________ Planner-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/planner-el-discuss
