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  • OmniFocus Quick tip: Perspective Links

    On Play and Productivity
    14th September 2009 - By Kourosh
    This entry is part of a series, Using OmniFocus» , Perspectives»

     

    This is just a quick tip about using links for perspectives. The 1.7 upgrade, still in progress as of this writing, has a neat new feature – the perspective link. Adding these to the note fields can be a small but nice streamlining.

    Presently, I’m mainly using them for the review section as follows:

    links with reviews

    Just type in the link in the style seen here.  You can use your own custom perspectives as well.

    Addendum: The iPhone perspectives feature has been added to the latest update. It’s in “experimental” mode.

    Addendum 2 (2010-02-10): As of iPhone v 1.6.1 the links work on the iPhone as long as they are in context mode. (Read full post on optimizing OmniFocus perspectives for iPhone.)

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    Entries in this series:
    1. Part I: How to Use OmniFocus (a guide for the advanced user)
    2. Part II: How to Use OmniFocus - Integrating Email
    3. Part III: How to Use OmniFocus - Head in the Clouds, Feet on the Ground
    4. Part IV: Using OmniFocus - Unlocking Future Projects
    5. Part V: Using OmniFocus - Projects, Attention, and Conditions Continued
    6. The Power of Repetition - Creating Flow, Clearing Clutter, and Avoiding Deadline Pressure
    7. OmniFocus Quick tip: Perspective Links
    8. OmniFocus QuickTip: One Very Useful Shortcut
    9. Using OmniFocus: Context Focus and Flagged Projects Re-Visited
    10. OmniFocus - Customizing Perspectives on the iPhone
    11. Using OmniFocus: Dealing with Calls and Agendas
    12. Impressions of OmniFocus v1.8
    13. OmniFocus iPhone Quick-tip
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    Entries in this series:
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    2. OmniFocus - Customizing Perspectives on the iPhone
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  • 3 Comments to “OmniFocus Quick tip: Perspective Links”

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      mozam on November 30, 2009

      Nifty. The omnifocus:/// protocol can be configured in FireFox and Safari and seems to load OF on the iPhone as well.

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        Kourosh on November 30, 2009

        That’s neat, I didn’t realize they did that. It’ll be even better once perspectives are included in the iPhone app.

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      Gabriel on February 15, 2010

      Hello, that’s a nice feature! It’s working from the browser also.

      I don’t really see the use of this feature… how would you take advantage of that? I don’t understand really your example with the notes…

      Thank you for sharing your ideas!
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