http://orgmode.org/worg/org-tutorials/orgtutorial_dto.php.

Nice article, tim.

Shouldn’t

(define-key global-map “C-cl” ‘org-store-link)
(define-key global-map “C-ca” ‘org-agenda)

be

(define-key global-map “\C-cl” ‘org-store-link)
(define-key global-map “\C-ca” ‘org-agenda)

with a backslash in front of the C-c?

(Of course, I’ve no idea if the backslash will show up in this comment, so I’m going to look dumb if it’s missing!)

(setf org-confirm-elisp-link-function nil)

But thanks anyway for some ideas!

I am trying to install personal reference system.
The one thing that irritates me, it’s when I make a link to elisp like [elisp:(dired "~/prog/cc")] it works just fine BUT
aquamacs always prompts me if I want to execute elisp.

If you had the same issue, do you have an idea how to get rid of it?

Thank you!

The encrypted files is a neat hack.

Here is my “super lazy” setup, which people might find informative:

I use my Fellowship crypto card (see http://fellowship.fsfe.org/card) which is an OpenPGP compliant card and hooks into GnuPG (also available here: http://www.g10code.de/p-card.html). My files are encrypted with GnuPG and with the help of a properly configured GnuPG agent in the background there is no need for passwords anymore.

As long as the smart card is inserted and the GPG agent knows the PIN, the standard Emacs “find-file” command will transparently decrypt and open the file with no intervention on my side.

Once I take out the card, there is no way to read the file.

(Naturally I also use the card for email signing & decryption, as well as SSH authentication.)

I had to remove the space before the pipe as that space was getting sent to bcrypt and I was getting a message that I had supplied the wrong key. I did this on XP with gnu emacs 22.1.1. Maybe when I try it on the linux box later that won’t come up.

Thanks for the tip.

Thanks a lot for sharing ;)

Sincerely,
Gour

#+STARTUP: showall
#+STARTUP: hidestars

[[file:work.org][Work]]
[[file:personal.org][Personal]]

[[file:notes.org][Notes]]

[[elisp:(open-encrypted-file "~/org/contacts.txt.bfe")][Contacts]]
[[elisp:(open-encrypted-file "~/org/notes.txt.bfe")][Notes]]
[[elisp:(open-encrypted-file "~/org/passwords.txt.bfe")][Passwords]]

I’m starting with GTD & Emacs and like your approach to have two separate files for specific area.

Added some specific TAGS to my headers, but I wonder how do you use gtd.org as master, i.e. gtd() function invokes gtd.org so I’d like to know if you can enlighten me a bit with your usage of gtd.org master file?

Sincerely,
Gour

Thanks for really usefull hints. I’m recently start to use org mode, and your article is very helpfull.

This is a great clean and simple setup for such a big task that is GTD !

Bravo.