Re: Why no Note view?

Hi Mimi, Hi Reid,

Same as Reid, I will create a Chandler Note item as a bucket for
notations until the item turns into a Task, if ever.

Also, I use Note items for reference material, similar to keeping memos
on a Palm. On the Palm, I use "REF - " as a prefix to tag the memo. When
I began having trouble finding Note items in Chandler, I began to use
the same prefix tag in Chandler. I like have items that are distinctly
not tasks, events, or mails. It would be great to be able to sift them
out more easily.

Thanks, Andre

Reid Ellis wrote:
> It's the latter. I was finding it useful to jot down notes in Chandler
> until I found I was losing them.
>
> Reid
>
> On Nov 5, 2007, at 13:47, Mimi Yin wrote:
>> Hi Andre and Reid,
>>
>> When do you find yourselves wanting to see only Notes? Is it when
>> you're searching for a particular note? Or do you have a 'Note-mode'
>> you work in?
>>
>> Mimi
>>
>> On Oct 23, 2007, at 5:05 PM, Andre Mueninghoff wrote:
>>> You are correct, to my understanding. I must say this did not become an
>>> issue for me until lately now that I've accumulated a couple dozen
>>> notes. I find that in the table view I am unable to distinguish between
>>> Notes and Events. There is not Event or Note type icon in the table
>>> view. Tasks are clearly visible. The date column doesn't help
>>> particularly since the creation date or an alarm can appear there for
>>> Notes as well as Events. I recall 0.6AlphaSomethingOrOther having three
>>> separate columns that clearly indicated how an item was stamped. The
>>> downside being the amount of screen real estate required using that
>>> method. Nonetheless, I now miss that.
>>>
>>> Andre
>>>
>>> Reid Ellis wrote:
>>>> I find myself wanting to see only "Notes", but there seems to be no
>>>> facility for this. Am I wrong?
>>>>
>>>> Reid
>
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