Re: [emacs-wiki-discuss] new user questions - configuration, timeclock, nested task, publishing

[A.J. Rossini]

I've been looking at muse integration for Sweave  -- it's coming along
slowly, and I'll integrate it with ESS when it's working --
guesstimate would be in time for Christmas.

(actually, it's dirt-simple, but getting the processing right is
taking a bit of time).

best,
-tony


On 10/1/05, Patrick McKnight <address@hidden> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I started using planner mode for emacs about a month ago and am really
> impressed.  Like others on this list, I also use the GTD model.
> Unfortunately I do not know how to do a few things.  I would
> appreciate any hints on how to do the following:
>
> 1.  I am not sure if the typical setup is to refer to a
> planner-config.el file in your .emacs file or explicitly put the load
> and require commands for all the different modules directly into the
> .emacs file.  What would be the most efficient method of setting up
> and configuring planner?
>
> 2.  I have not quite figured out how to do the timeclock mode.
> Perhaps my .emacs file is incomplete but I cannot run (via M+x) any
> specific timeclock commands.  How do I use timeclock?
>
> 3.  How do I setup a heirarchical structure to my tasks.  For example,
> I have a project, say Cancer Screen, and under the project I have
> various tasks such as phone calls, emails, read, analysis, and write.
> How do I create nested task?
>
> 4.  I am not clear how to publish my schedule and how publishing it
> may be an advantage.  If I do publish the schedule, would it be
> editable via the browser (perhaps bad)?
>
> Thanks so much for your help and thanks to sacha for the great work on
> the project.  I am really impressed with the package and intend to
> teach my graduate students how to organize their lives with emacs.  We
> do all our work in emacs with R/ESS/Sweave/LaTeX so the planner mode
> is an ideal extension.  Thanks again.
>
> --
> Cheers,
>
> Patrick
>
>
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--
best,
-tony

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