"Kevin T. Neely" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I think I have discovered the root of my problem of using Planner on > two different systems, sharing the same .emacs file. Well, make that > three now. I installed a new Feisty on a desktop. I can get the dual > screens working under an nvidia card, but not planner. Go figure. > > In any case, when I do a 'M-x plan' it correctly starts up a new file > with the name of the date in the correct location on my filesystem, > but does not enter planner mode. If I open some old muse files in a > different directory, with the .muse extension, emacs does enter > planner mode. > > I think that if I forced Planner to recognize this directory as > actually containing planner files, I'd be set. However, the > planner-directory setting below does not seem to be doing it.
Don't use planner-directory. Use planner-project.
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