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• Introduction: | Getting started | |
• Document Structure: | A tree works like your brain | |
• Tables: | Pure magic for quick formatting | |
• Hyperlinks: | Notes in context | |
• TODO Items: | Every tree branch can be a TODO item | |
• Tags: | Tagging headlines and matching sets of tags | |
• Properties: | Properties | |
• Dates and Times: | Making items useful for planning | |
• Capture - Refile - Archive: | The ins and outs for projects | |
• Agenda Views: | Collecting information into views | |
• Markup: | Prepare text for rich export | |
• Exporting: | Sharing and publishing of notes | |
• Publishing: | Create a web site of linked Org files | |
• Working With Source Code: | Source code snippets embedded in Org | |
• Miscellaneous: | All the rest which did not fit elsewhere | |
• GNU Free Documentation License: | This manual license. | |
— The Detailed Node Listing — Introduction | ||
• Preface: | Welcome | |
• Installation: | How to install a downloaded version of Org | |
• Activation: | How to activate Org for certain buffers | |
• Feedback: | Bug reports, ideas, patches etc. | |
Document Structure | ||
• Outlines: | Org is based on Outline mode | |
• Headlines: | How to typeset Org tree headlines | |
• Visibility cycling: | Show and hide, much simplified | |
• Motion: | Jumping to other headlines | |
• Structure editing: | Changing sequence and level of headlines | |
• Sparse trees: | Matches embedded in context | |
• Plain lists: | Additional structure within an entry | |
• Footnotes: | How footnotes are defined in Org’s syntax | |
Hyperlinks | ||
• Link format: | How links in Org are formatted | |
• Internal links: | Links to other places in the current file | |
• External links: | URL-like links to the world | |
• Handling links: | Creating, inserting and following | |
• Targeted links: | Point at a location in a file | |
TODO Items | ||
• Using TODO states: | Setting and switching states | |
• Multi-state workflows: | More than just on/off | |
• Progress logging: | Dates and notes for progress | |
• Priorities: | Some things are more important than others | |
• Breaking down tasks: | Splitting a task into manageable pieces | |
• Checkboxes: | Tick-off lists | |
Progress logging | ||
• Closing items: | When was this entry marked DONE? | |
• Tracking TODO state changes: | When did the status change? | |
Tags | ||
• Tag inheritance: | Tags use the tree structure of the outline | |
• Setting tags: | How to assign tags to a headline | |
• Tag groups: | Use one tag to search for several tags | |
• Tag searches: | Searching for combinations of tags | |
Dates and Times | ||
• Timestamps: | Assigning a time to a tree entry | |
• Creating timestamps: | Commands which insert timestamps | |
• Deadlines and scheduling: | Planning your work | |
• Clocking work time: | Tracking how long you spend on a task | |
Capture - Refile - Archive | ||
• Capture: | Capturing new stuff | |
• Refile and copy: | Moving a tree from one place to another | |
• Archiving: | What to do with finished projects | |
Capture | ||
• Setting up a capture location: | Where notes will be stored | |
• Using capture: | Commands to invoke and terminate capture | |
• Capture templates: | Define the outline of different note types | |
Agenda Views | ||
• Agenda files: | Files being searched for agenda information | |
• Agenda dispatcher: | Keyboard access to agenda views | |
• Built-in agenda views: | What is available out of the box? | |
• Agenda commands: | Remote editing of Org trees | |
• Custom agenda views: | Defining special searches and views | |
The built-in agenda views | ||
• Weekly/daily agenda: | The calendar page with current tasks | |
• Global TODO list: | All unfinished action items | |
• Matching tags and properties: | Structured information with fine-tuned search | |
• Search view: | Find entries by searching for text | |
Markup for rich export | ||
• Structural markup elements: | The basic structure as seen by the exporter | |
• Images and tables: | Images, tables and caption mechanism | |
• Literal examples: | Source code examples with special formatting | |
• Include files: | Include additional files into a document | |
• Embedded LaTeX: | LaTeX can be freely used inside Org documents | |
Structural markup elements | ||
• Document title: | Where the title is taken from | |
• Headings and sections: | The document structure as seen by the exporter | |
• Table of contents: | The if and where of the table of contents | |
• Paragraphs: | Paragraphs | |
• Emphasis and monospace: | Bold, italic, etc. | |
• Comment lines: | What will *not* be exported | |
Exporting | ||
• Export options: | Per-file export settings | |
• The export dispatcher: | How to access exporter commands | |
• ASCII/Latin-1/UTF-8 export: | Exporting to flat files with encoding | |
• HTML export: | Exporting to HTML | |
• LaTeX and PDF export: | Exporting to LaTeX, and processing to PDF | |
• iCalendar export: | Exporting to iCalendar | |
Miscellaneous | ||
• Completion: | M-TAB knows what you need | |
• Clean view: | Getting rid of leading stars in the outline | |
• MobileOrg: | Org-mode on the iPhone | |
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