Re[8]: OT sidetracked sisters

Hi Teri,

Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 4:46:02 PM, you wrote:

> Yep, I read that book too. I am basically a productivity book junkie
> ;) (Yes, I am currently reading the book written by the Zen Habits
> guy.)  What I was thinking about is how LB will hide things for you

I don't know who that is.

> and let them come up on the list at the appropriate time. And it is
> tricky to set things to work just right. (You may not have adjusted
> the pie chart slices or set the importance correctly at the parent
> level.)

I don't remember how much I worked with it... I know I was afraid I might mess it up so that might have meant I never really tried it because I was too afraid I would lose my info coming up at the right time.

> There is a program for linux called Howm that does the same thing. It
> runs in Emacs and will bump things up and down on the list depending

I don't have linux but maybe someone else on the list does

> on importance and date due. I liked using it, but got tired of trying
> to deal with the Japanese translations. Oh well. The card file idea
> really does work well, if you like analog. And it can be fun to have a
> theme for different months of the year, to help you focus on different
> aspects.

I would think it would be easy to make the cards be digital.

-- 
Brenda