Re: Project lists

Rich Shepard <[email protected]> was heard to say:

>    With appropriate key words it's not an issue. The trick is to have a
> reasonable choice of key words and remember what each encompasses. I can
> certainly live without the feature, but it would be a simpler equivalent of
> creating pseudo users and having each "user" designate a "personal" sub-set
> of references.
>

Someone already mentioned the extended notes feature in this context. I'd just
like to know whether this feature is too obscure to be used to compile project
lists? You basically create a note with a short description what the project
list is all about (addnote). Then you use addlink to associate references with
this note. Finally you can retrieve the references linked to that notes using
the getref command by specifying the note (:NID: or :NCK:). You can of course
have as many of these "project notes" as you need.

regards,
Markus

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