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Re: automating daily planner

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From: Dave Saunders
Date: Mon, 05 May 2003 11:22
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Hanten,

I see from your other posting that you are a PC user, so you'll be interested in a VB solution and not an AppleScript one -- is that correct?

Unlike the product forums, this one is cross-platform.

What you ask is fairly straightforward to script, by the way. The specifics will depend on your intended workflow and how you set up your document template.

A thing to bear in mind is that with scripting you have more possibilities that might be reasonable interactively.

For example: you could actually have a one-page document that served as a front-end to your planning data which could be kept in some other kind of file, say a text file (or a folder full of text files). Not recommending this; just pointing out the possibility.

Dave
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