ForumsSearch

Search results for "Posted by "

Author	Message
lhalter	Posted Mar 26, 2010 in: OS X app for quickly entering a to do to Toodledo: Score: 0 lhalter Posted: Mar 26, 2010 Score: 0 I'm developing a Mac application, Threshold, which hopes to be a universal quick entry space for OS X. To Dos, notes, text, emails, twitters, tasks, sms, etc etc. Finally started integrating Toodledo into it, and thought I'd let Mac Toodledoers know. Right now implementation is solid, but limited. You can quickly jot off a new to do with date and priority info. Notes, and marking a to do as done should hopefully be coming. But for now, Threshold has a global hot key, you can hit to bring up the Threshold HUD, enter "design meeting @3/27 !4" and hit enter to set a new to do, named "design meeting" for March 27 with the highest priority. Date entry can also include days of the week, and "tomorrow". Check out Threshold here. I'd love to get feedback from Toodledo users as to what other features are needed, desired.
lhalter	Posted Aug 28, 2009 in: Seemless integration with OS X via Quicksilver Score: 1 lhalter Posted: Aug 28, 2009 Score: 1 http://tr.im/xjRT has an applescript Quicksilver action for twitter-ing. You can activate quicksilver, hit period to enter text , and tab over to twitter and done. You've posted Since Toodledo has great twitter integration, you can just type "d toodledo" and your todo or note or appointment or whatever. Very quick. Even easier is to use this applescript instead. It has "d toodledo" built in. Just type your note and be done with it. Installation instructions are same as at the link at the top.: using terms from application "Quicksilver" on process text tweet tell application "Keychain Scripting" set twitter_key to first Internet key of current keychain whose server is "twitter.com" set twitter_login to quoted form of (account of twitter_key & ":" & password of twitter_key) end tell set twodo to "d toodledo " & tweet set twitter_status to quoted form of ("source=qucs&status=" & twodo) set results to do shell script "curl --user " & twitter_login & " --data-binary " & twitter_status & " http://twitter.com/statuses/update.json" -- display dialog results return nothing end process text end using terms from

Author

Message

lhalter

Posted Mar 26, 2010 in: OS X app for quickly entering a to do to Toodledo:

Score: 0

lhalter
Posted: Mar 26, 2010
Score: 0

I'm developing a Mac application, Threshold, which hopes to be a universal quick entry space for OS X. To Dos, notes, text, emails, twitters, tasks, sms, etc etc.

Finally started integrating Toodledo into it, and thought I'd let Mac Toodledoers know.
Right now implementation is solid, but limited.

You can quickly jot off a new to do with date and priority info. Notes, and marking a to do as done should hopefully be coming.

But for now, Threshold has a global hot key, you can hit to bring up the Threshold HUD, enter "design meeting @3/27 !4" and hit enter to set a new to do, named "design meeting" for March 27 with the highest priority. Date entry can also include days of the week, and "tomorrow".

Check out Threshold here.

I'd love to get feedback from Toodledo users as to what other features are needed, desired.

lhalter

Posted Aug 28, 2009 in: Seemless integration with OS X via Quicksilver

Score: 1

lhalter
Posted: Aug 28, 2009
Score: 1

http://tr.im/xjRT
has an applescript Quicksilver action for twitter-ing. You can activate quicksilver, hit period to enter text , and tab over to twitter and done. You've posted

Since Toodledo has great twitter integration, you can just type "d toodledo" and your todo or note or appointment or whatever. Very quick.

Even easier is to use this applescript instead. It has "d toodledo" built in. Just type your note and be done with it. Installation instructions are same as at the link at the top.:
using terms from application "Quicksilver"
on process text tweet
tell application "Keychain Scripting"
set twitter_key to first Internet key of current keychain whose server is "twitter.com"
set twitter_login to quoted form of (account of twitter_key & ":" & password of twitter_key)
end tell
set twodo to "d toodledo " & tweet
set twitter_status to quoted form of ("source=qucs&status=" & twodo)
set results to do shell script "curl --user " & twitter_login & " --data-binary " & twitter_status & " http://twitter.com/statuses/update.json"
-- display dialog results
return nothing
end process text
end using terms from