Re: Link question

[Carsten Dominik <C.Dominik@uva.nl>]

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On May 22, 2008, at 10:14 AM, Shaun Johnson wrote:
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> Carsten,
>
> Ok, I will add this to my todo list - I might find time to start on it
> this weekend.
> How do I start the process of signing papers for the FSF.

By filling in the attached form and sending it to assign@gnu.org.

Thanks.

- Carsten


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>
> Shaun.
>
> Carsten Dominik wrote:
>> Hi Shaun,
>> I think this would indeed make sense.  I guess it should
>> use "/" as a separator, and it should ideally ignore TODO keywords,
>> priority cookies, and tags.
>> Please go ahead and give it a try - to include it into Org you  
>> would have
>> to sin the papers with the FSF.
>> Best wishes
>> - Carsten
>> On May 21, 2008, at 7:57 PM, Shaun Johnson wrote:
>>> I'm a light user of Orgmode so the following might not be sensible  
>>> or there might
>>> be some existing way to achieve the same effect.
>>>
>>> I have an Org file like:
>>>
>>> * Glossary
>>> ...
>>> ** Address
>>> ...
>>> * Implementation
>>> ...
>>> ** Address
>>> ...
>>>
>>> What I would like is to have distinct links to the two 'Address'  
>>> headlines. I can't
>>> see a way to this with the standard link types. A possible  
>>> solution would be to introduce
>>> a 'path based' link type where the two 'Address' headlines have  
>>> distinct paths through the
>>> outline tree of ("Glossary" "Address") and ("Implementation"  
>>> "Address").
>>>
>>> Does this make sense or am I gibbering?
>>>
>>> If it does make sense then my Elisp skills are probably up to  
>>> implementing this.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance,
>>>
>>> Shaun.
>>>
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