Re: Is there a way to look at all upcoming ticklers within the next week?

Worked like a charm, thanks. It was interesting to see the method for adding function calls into the system too. Cheers, Gary On 6 Aug, 15:42, Michael Scherer misc0...@googlemail.com wrote: I wrote a function that can be used instead of tiddler.tiddlerisActive(). Create a new tiddler named

Re: Saving differences between versions

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 macta...@yahoo.com wrote: I'm just getting started after years of using an alternate GTD tool, so far I'm very impressed. I noticed

Re: New user experience and questions

and when I worked on projects. Check out PortableApps.com.  I think you'll find it liberating. Grant On Aug 3, 8:35 pm, Gary Buckley macta...@yahoo.com wrote: Hi, I've been using Thinking Rock for GTD for a while now and have just picked up (and transferred tasks into) mGSD, a few things

Is there a way to look at all upcoming ticklers within the next week?

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

Saving differences between versions

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 in a different way to monkey, is this a plugin that can be applied to any of the TiddlyWiki variants? Cheers, Gary -- You received this message because you are

New user experience and questions

Hi, I've been using Thinking Rock for GTD for a while now and have just picked up (and transferred tasks into) mGSD, a few things either struck me as questions or issues other people may see. 1. The initial hurdle to using mGSD was the fact it wouldn't save changes on my PC at work (the IT dept

Re: Falling behind on accumulating actions

Create a project for Doing Critiques, add your first do critique action as the next action then queue up all the other critique actions on the one before it. This will mean that you have them all listed as needing done but only the first one will show up in the Next Actions list. Clutter = gone.