I'm really glad someone spoke up for Yojimbo! (Thanks Scott) I've been
getting tired of seeing this list become a dump for what people don't
like about Yojimbo and move away from being a helpful resource. I have
no problem with feature requests but It's been absolutely over the top
in the last few
Lorin and Kenneth identified the real issue very well. I think a lot of
the discomfort with not having nested folders is due to a habit of
putting off properly identifying an item. We keep bringing up the book
“Getting Things Done” but the idea of nested folders and multiple
library databases are i
Keith
I’m not getting a sense that your sincerely happy for me. Maybe I’m just
a little insecure. I don’t know but this is neither the time or the
place for that discussion. : )
Scott responded to this but since you directed it at me it’s only fair
that I give you an answer. I N-E-V-E-R said I use
> I want to start a positive thread on what interesting things everyone
> uses Yojimbo for.. Maybe everyone could post one interesting thing
> they use the application for, we all might find some new uses..
Thanks for changing the direction Scott.
I also use Yojimbo for storing reciepts. I'm a fr
Scott M.
I have to say your use of Yojimbo as an everyday GTD tool is pretty
impressive. Just the ambition to try and use it that way is impressive.
I don’t really see that as the purpose of Yojimbo. (It’s really just
considered an archival application.) That doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be
used to do
I like this idea alot.
> I think that it would be natural to expect either that if you drag an
item
> into a tag collection, it would be automatically tagged as to fit in
that
> collection.
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Has anyone else here used Yojimbo for their GTD workflow.
Luis Roca
On 5/25/07 3:25 AM, "Yojimbo-Talk List" wrote:
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> 1) Folders/Tag-collections
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Hello,
I've been using Yojimbo now for a few months and it's quickly become an
important part of my everyday workflow. I had a problem recently with
some Adobe Illustrator files that were not saving correctly. I launched Disk
Utility from my OS install disk and repaired damaged permissions to
both
Thanks for the quick responses.
I read "Repair Permissions Voodoo". Very interesting.
Since I reported the problem and "Restored" my permissions, I haven't had
any more issues. I discovered through the process of elimination that
document aliases (Adobe Illustrator Files) created in Entourage's P
Since I upgraded to the latest version of Yojimbo I've wanted to
transfer images stored as pdfs in a tag collection to the Image Smart
Collection. I have tried to drag them but the Image Smart Collection
wont accept them. Any ideas?
Louie
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del.icio.us?
Thanks,
Louie
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Scott M
Ok, I may have a possible solution for you. I’ve recently set this up
to maintain my GTD system. (So take that into account.) However,
since you said you once used text files it should be pretty easy.
I use BBEdit for all of my notes, thoughts, projects, check lists,
someday maybe, etc. (
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