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Subject: Re: agenda: personal priority for today
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>=20
> ** TODO This task second
>    :PROPERTIES:
>    :Sorting:  5029662198291
>    :END:
>=20

  As others said, this should be view-based, because the order in one agend=
a can be different to the order in other agenda.
  Each agenda view has some identifier (e.g. the letter you use to open it:=
 "a", "<a", "t", =E2=80=A6). You could use this to store different orders (=
one for each possible agenda view):

> ** TODO This task second
>    :PROPERTIES:
>    :Sorting:  a10_t80_c1_mm10
>    :END:

  Or a simpler solution:
  To me it would still be useful to be able to move things around in the ag=
enda view, with M-up, M-down, even if the order is lost when I kill the age=
nda! That can help me decide a good task order which I can memorise or writ=
e down somewhere.