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thedeger | 1 Apr 2004 09:36
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Re: Timetable for Desktop

Hi Jeff,
I've been following the Desktop debate with interest as I have had a number of gripes with 
palm/desktop apps over the years that don't port well to Macs.  I flick between Windows 
and OSX environments and the OSX versions always get chopped or don't behave well.  
You mentioned the shadow-test list. How do you join this list as I would be interested to 
contribute if possible ?
Cheers
Darren

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Jeff Mitchell | 1 Apr 2004 20:11

Re: Re: Timetable for Desktop

On Thu, 1 Apr 2004, thedeger wrote:

> I've been following the Desktop debate with interest as I have had a
> number of gripes with palm/desktop apps over the years that don't port
> well to Macs.  I flick between Windows and OSX environments and the
> OSX versions always get chopped or don't behave well.  You mentioned
> the shadow-test list. How do you join this list as I would be
> interested to contribute if possible ? Cheers Darren

	shadow-test is in the User Forums page of the website; just go to
http://www.codejedi.com and hit User Forums under Shadow :)

		jeff

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bblackmoor | 2 Apr 2004 02:39
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ShadowPlan and Linux

I am in the process of upgrading from Windows XP to Linux. I use
Shadow Plan on my desktop nearly as much as I do on my Palm (and
sometimes more!). What are my options for continuing to do so under Linux?

bblackmoor
2004-04-01

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bblackmoor | 2 Apr 2004 02:35
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ShadowPlan and Linux

I am in the process of upgrading from WIndows XP to Linux. I use
Shadow Plan on my desktp nearly as much as I do on my Palm -- what are
my options for continuing to do so under Linux? Anyone?

bblackmoor
2004-04-01

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Chris Prather | 2 Apr 2004 06:00
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Re: ShadowPlan and Linux

On Thursday 01 April 2004 19:35, bblackmoor wrote:
> I am in the process of upgrading from WIndows XP to Linux. I use
> Shadow Plan on my desktp nearly as much as I do on my Palm -- what are
> my options for continuing to do so under Linux? Anyone?
>
> bblackmoor
> 2004-04-01

Jeff has developed and released a Linux version of the Desktop. While you 
don't get the fancy hotsync conduits you do get nearly an identical version 
of the desktop (from what I can remember).

-Chris

 
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Thomas R. Shannon | 2 Apr 2004 15:19
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RE: ShadowPlan and Linux


> -----Original Message-----
> From: bblackmoor [mailto:bblackmoor <at> spamcop.net]
> Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 6:36 PM
> To: shadow-discuss <at> yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [shadow-discuss] ShadowPlan and Linux
> 
> I am in the process of upgrading from WIndows XP to Linux. I use
> Shadow Plan on my desktp nearly as much as I do on my Palm -- what are
> my options for continuing to do so under Linux? Anyone?

There is a version of the desktop for Linux.  It's not as far along as the
Windows version.  There are also conduits which will transfer files to and
from you PDA.  The best suite of programs is called pilot-link and it will
likely come with whatever distribution of Linux you choose.  Read the
documentation.

Be aware that this is not a true sync.  If you transfer your files to the
PDA, it overwrites the file that's there and vice-versa.  You have to modify
the file in one place and sync before modifying it further in the other
place.

Tom S.

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aliendude3k | 2 Apr 2004 19:31
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Shadow and productivity

Hi,

I tried to post these questions on the shadow tips yahoogroup, but 
have a feeling the moderators may not have let it through. Maybe 
this group is the more appropriate place for questions, even from a 
newbie. I apologize if the questions end up being duplicated in the 
two groups.

I bought Shadow (Palm & desktop) quite a while ago, but (horror!) I 
still haven't used it much at all. Somehow it appears a bit too 
complex to me, though I may be mistaken.

For my daily to do list, I use Agendus, but I find the to do list 
lacking. I find that I keep listing to dos, but end up with an 
unwieldy and overwhelming to do list that doesn't seem to get 
shorter. I suspect Shadow has the potential to be a more organized 
and productive overall to do list, partly because of the 
satisfaction of seeing 'projects' nearing completion as each child 
task is ticked off.

I don't know how to approach Shadow, though: as a note-taking app, 
to do list, or project manager? Are many of you using it as your 
main to do app?

Secondly, even though I know I can keep Shadow on the memory card 
and sync from there, is it 'better' to keep it in my handheld's main 
memory, if I am to use it as my main to do app? I used Zlauncher to 
move Shadow to the card, and it does take a few seconds to load 
Shadow every time I want to launch it, especially if I also have 
some of my lists on the card. I use a Zire 71 with 2.6 MB currently
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br4978 | 3 Apr 2004 01:08
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Re: Shadow and productivity

--- In shadow-discuss <at> yahoogroups.com, "aliendude3k" <aameragha <at> y...>
wrote:

> I don't know how to approach Shadow, though: as a note-taking app, 
> to do list, or project manager? Are many of you using it as your 
> main to do app?

It's all of the above and more, my friend.  I currently use it
primarily for note taking and as 
a replacement for my native to do list, but occasionally use it for
simple project 
management and developing presentation outlines.  It's not my main
app, but a close 
second to DateBk5 based solely on frequency of use.  To approach
Shadow,
I suggest using the 
'Task' list option to get the basics down, then experiment from
there.  Before you do 
either, start reading the user manual - it's long, but you WILL NOT
regret it.  I think you 
can cover most of what you need within an hour.  Keep you handheld
close by as you read 
it and test drive each feature you read about.  It's actually fun to
do so and it gets you in 
the rhythm of using various features pretty quickly.
> 
> Secondly, even though I know I can keep Shadow on the memory card 
> and sync from there, is it 'better' to keep it in my handheld's
main 
> memory, if I am to use it as my main to do app? I used Zlauncher to
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aliendude3k | 3 Apr 2004 13:15
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Re: Shadow and productivity

Thanks for your helpful pointers. Will 'approach' Shadow again...

Aamer.

--- In shadow-discuss <at> yahoogroups.com, "br4978" <mbrumbaugh <at> c...> 
wrote:
> --- In shadow-discuss <at> yahoogroups.com, "aliendude3k" 
<aameragha <at> y...>
> wrote:
>  
> > I don't know how to approach Shadow, though: as a note-taking 
app, 
> > to do list, or project manager? Are many of you using it as your 
> > main to do app?
> 
> It's all of the above and more, my friend.  I currently use it
> primarily for note taking and as 
> a replacement for my native to do list, but occasionally use it for
> simple project 
> management and developing presentation outlines.  It's not my main
> app, but a close 
> second to DateBk5 based solely on frequency of use.  To approach
> Shadow,
> I suggest using the 
> 'Task' list option to get the basics down, then experiment from
> there.  Before you do 
> either, start reading the user manual - it's long, but you WILL NOT
> regret it.  I think you 
> can cover most of what you need within an hour.  Keep you handheld
> close by as you read
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kunghit | 4 Apr 2004 00:50
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SP feature requests - filter on create data and date certain

I have two related features to suggest.

1 - Allow use of "create date" in filters.  Usage:  I have a variety 
of notes that I would like to view in chronological order by the 
date they were created.  SP generates a "create date" field and 
populates it, but it isn't available for filtering(so far as I can 
tell).  I can set a target date or finish date to do this, but why 
not make "create date" usable for filtering?

2 - Related to above.  So far as I can see there is no way to 
specify a specific (target, start, finish) date for a filter.  
Others have said that this is a long standing request, so I'll just 
add my two bits worth in support of the idea.  But I would add that 
if the ability to filter on "create date" is added, that it would 
also be useful to have this "date certain" option available.

Thanks for your continuing support of an app that benefits a lot of 
folks.

 
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