Raymond Zeitler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I didn't see your previous posting! > > I use M-x plan only once each time I start up Emacs. It takes a long time > to complete, so I try to avoid invoking it when I can. > > I use M-x planner-goto-today (which I have bound to C-c C-j C-j) to navigate > back to today's page only if I've used planner-goto-yesterday (C-c C-j C-y) > or planner-goto-tomorrow (C-c C-j C-t) to review other day's notes & tasks. > > Otherwise I use C-x b to change buffer back to today's page. > > HTH > > -- > Raymond Zeitler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > -----Original Message----- > Date: Wed, 07 Nov 2007 08:36:09 -0500 > From: Kenneth Jacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: [Planner-el-discuss] plan vs. planner-goto-today > > [ Didn't receive *any* responses to my previous posting ... :-( > maybe more luck with this one? ;-) -khj ] > > > How do *you* use Planner's 'plan' and 'planner-goto-today' functions? > > I understand (I think!) that 'plan' carries "unfinished tasks" forward, > and 'planner-goto-today' doesn't ... > > Each morning I normally run 'plan'. If I need to see that page again, > I just run 'plan' again ... maybe I shouldn't be? > > Is 'planner-goto-today' redundant? > > How do you use these functions? > > Thanks, > > -Kenneth Hi, to come back to the page of today, i use planner-goto-today and to move to other days you can use planner-zoom that is bind to shift-LEFT and shift-RIGHT.It's very quick to move to the page you want to see. -- A + Thierry pubkey: http://pgp.mit.edu/
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