Re: Page Break problem

[Erlend Leganger]

2009/6/2 colinchristensen colinchristen...@iinet.net.au


 Whenever I print reports, where it is going to spread over to a second
 page I get a page break immediately after the title (actually, after
 the date - I have added today at the beginning of most of them.)

 Ideally I'd like to be able to specify where to break but,a t the very
 least I'd expect it to break only near the end of a page.

 Do others have the same probem? Any solutions?


I tried the following: Updated the Next Actions by Context tiddler to the
following:

Here is some intro text
This is the date today: today

Here is some more text.

Here is some more text.

Here is some more text.

Here is some more text.

Here is some more text.

Here is some more text.

Here is some more text.

Here is some more text.

mgtdList title:'Next Actions by Context' startTag:Action tags:'Next 
!Done' view:ActionProj mode:global
group:Context
newButtonTags:'Action Next'
where:tiddler.hasActiveProject()


In print preview, I verified that this produced two pages. The actual
printout was identical with the preview, with the page break where you
expected it, ie when the first page has been filled with text. I'm not sure
if this procedure is what you aim at, but in my case, it seems to work just
fine.

- Erlend

MonkeyGTD 3.0 alpha r9843, FireFox 3.5, Windows 7 7100.

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Re: Project Status

[Damian]

I didn't know about that.

Looks great!!

Damian


On Jul 16, 10:14 am, Daniel deathofs...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hey this is perfect! Thanks!

 On Jul 15, 8:10 pm, Simon Baird simon.ba...@gmail.com wrote:

  This might be 
  useful:http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/MonkeyGTD/Customization_Guide/Custom_Proje...

  On Sat, Jul 11, 2009 at 7:21 AM, Daniel deathofs...@gmail.com wrote:

   In David Allens GTD He mentions that projects have 5 states they can
   be in:
   Define Purpose/Principals
   Outcome Visioning
   Brainstorm
   Organize Thoughts
   Identify Next Actions

   This is a sliding state for each project. If you have defined the
   purpose of the project the next step is to lay out the vision, then
   brainstorm, and so on.  It would be cool if projects were able to be
   tagged with these 5 states. Furthermore a project view that breaks
   down projects into these various states would allow quick easy
   assessment of where a project is currently and the areas that need to
   be worked on for the completion of the project.

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