Ignore this, it was a difference in how the file had been saved. Both
versions worked but only one would save. Sorted now.
On Aug 3, 10:09 am, Gary Buckley wrote:
> I'm just getting started after years of using an alternate GTD tool,
> so far I'm very impressed.
>
> I noticed that d-cubed saves
Thanks for the response, turns out I can use Chrome as it doesn't
require internet access and that seems to be the fastes of the bunch.
(but I like that portable firefox option so I'll be sticking that on
my USB anyway!).
The plugin for the journal list is a real find, thanks.
Cheers,
Gary
On Au
I like to have a bit of heads up on my ToDo list about ticklers that
are going to fire soon, not standard I know but it means I don't need
a tickler for today to tell me to be in the office early tomorrow and
another for tomorrow to tell me that I've got a meeting @ 9.00, if my
upcoming ticklers sh
Neil,
It appears that Gary has described the best solution. I have found it
quite helpful to work using projects and then having just one Next
Action for that project. It helps me focus on what needs to be done
now. And by adding the other critiques to a project (and using
"depends on"), you ca
I wrote a function that can be used instead of
tiddler.tiddlerisActive().
Create a new tiddler named 'TicklerWillBeActiveWithin' with the two
tags 'systemConfig' and 'exludeSearch' (all without quotes, of
course). Copy all the text between the BEGIN and END lines into the
content field:
//BEGIN
m
They have a Portable Chrome as well, but it was giving me fits with
one of my other plugins. I do like the speed, but I find that really,
if I turn off animations (which don't really add any functionality) my
mGSD works plenty fast enough. And really, I need to clear out of
lot of my old project
Hi Guys,
I cannot find the "new hournal button" ?
any ideas ?
thanks
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Yes, that was what I was looking for. Although I ended up just using
the 'depends on' without keeping them in a separate project, which I
think pretty much gives the same results (for what I need, at least).
That's a good point about knowing how many are left being a
distraction. 'Eliminating dist
Thanks, that's exactly what I needed.
On Aug 5, 10:36 am, ike9898 wrote:
> You could use 'depends on' this makes all the critiques except for
> the next one 'future actions'. Once you complete the next critique,
> mark it complete, and one from the future actions will become your new
> 'next ac
