tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-272421882023-11-03T00:43:50.739-07:00Piotr Zielińskihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07460294602526813905noreply@blogger.comBlogger7125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-27242188.post-1156034402382008572006-08-19T17:28:00.000-07:002006-08-19T18:18:53.230-07:00

Ever wanted to be able to quickly search through all the pdf documents/papers you have printed from the Internet? Here's how: modify your printer command/driver to save all printed documents on the disk, and then let Beagle index them.For Linux users, here's a simple hack that does it by redefining the lpr command. Create a directory ~/printed, and save this script somewhere in your PATH before

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Org-mouse.el 0.15 includes support for the Agenda buffer: it has the same context-sensitive menus (tags, timestamps, etc) as in normal org-mode buffers, so that you can now modify the entries directly from the Agenda buffer.

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A new version of org-mouse.el is out. I added a menu entry that converts a plain list to an outline. Also, "Insert Heading"now inserts a sibling heading if the point is on "***" and a child heading otherwise.Org-mouse.el is an Emacs mode that provides a better mouse support for org-mode, a versatile Emacs mode for note taking and project planning (illustrated tutorial). It implements

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Script addtorecent.py described in the previous post, can be used to put files opened in Emacs on GNOME's recently used document list. Put addtorecent.py somewhere in your PATH, and add this to your .emacs file:(defun local-add-file-to-recent () (when buffer-file-name (start-process "addtorecent.py" nil "addtorecent.py" (concat "file://" buffer-file-name)

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Script addtorecent.py is a simple command-line tool that adds a given filename (URI) to the list of recently used files. It will work for systems using Recent File Storage Specification, such as GNOME. This script can be useful for integrating applications such as Emacs with your desktop.I wrote this script because I couldn't find anything similar. Please tell me if there is a known

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Users of various emacs outline modes, especially org-mode might find this piece of code useful. It periodically collapses all outline headlines (trees) which are structurally far away from the current cursor position. The purpose is to automatically collapse nodes which you are no longer working on, thereby preventing uncontrolled growth of the visible size of your .org buffer as the day

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The purpose of this blog is simple: to distribute half-baked marginally useful pieces of code I've written, which are not flexible enough and too "under development" to publish elsewhere. On the other hand, I find them useful enough to let others suffer from using them. Enjoy!

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