Re: [newbie] Organizing the information got from mailing lists

2004-09-16 Thread Paul Smith
I just got a GMail account and am experimenting with using GMail as the ultimate knowledge repository for my mailing lists. Over time I should be able to amass quite the little knowledge base all completely searchable with Google's search engine! Thanks, David. But, how can one get a GMail

Re: [newbie] Organizing the information got from mailing lists

2004-09-13 Thread Todd Slater
On Sun, Sep 12, 2004 at 11:22:38PM +0200, Thereidos wrote: W li?cie z nie, 12-09-2004, godz. 20:16, Todd Slater pisze: How about your own personal learning wiki? Instiki is really good for this, I've set one up here: http://wiki.webonaire.com/cheatsheetki/ http://www.instiki.org

Re: [newbie] Organizing the information got from mailing lists

2004-09-12 Thread David Johnson
I just got a GMail account and am experimenting with using GMail as the ultimate knowledge repository for my mailing lists. Over time I should be able to amass quite the little knowledge base all completely searchable with Google's search engine! On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 16:39:33 +0100, Paul Smith

Re: [newbie] Organizing the information got from mailing lists

2004-09-12 Thread Todd Slater
On Sun, Sep 12, 2004 at 04:39:33PM +0100, Paul Smith wrote: Dear All I am looking for a program to collect and organize some useful tips that I can get from mailing lists. I am thinking about a word processor or a database. Which one is more appropriate? Any ideas? Thanks in advance,

Re: [newbie] Organizing the information got from mailing lists

2004-09-12 Thread Thereidos
W licie z nie, 12-09-2004, godz. 20:16, Todd Slater pisze: How about your own personal learning wiki? Instiki is really good for this, I've set one up here: http://wiki.webonaire.com/cheatsheetki/ http://www.instiki.org Todd I've got the problem trying to run instiki. All there's said