Summary: Thoughts/ideas related to using using PmWiki as a Personal Information Manager, or PIM.
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Status: very preliminary
Questions answered by this recipe
How can I use PmWiki for organizing personal data -eg, as a PIM?
Notes
Unless you cart it in a laptop, you may want to replicate your wiki/data across the various location you use it in
If you want to run on a localhost, check Requirements
The
Standalone recipe provides a special, bare-bones webserver application that can be used to run PmWiki in places where another webserver isn't available.
WikiOnAStick also looks promising.
Comments
ToDo lists or Issue-Tracking System?
See Also
- Cookbook /
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- Fox Form processor to add, replace, copy, delete content plus upload files and send email notifications using templates and Input markup
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- Fox Contacts Create personal or business Contacts pages and lists with Fox
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- Fox Simple Todo List An example of how to use Fox to setup a simple 'todo list'.
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- Fox Voting examples of using Fox for voting, polling and making choices
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- Getting Things Done Using the GTD system with PmWiki
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- GTD-TLM A simple fast GTD task/todo list manager
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- Handle I Cal Add-on for wikicalendars to export/import events to/from ical-files
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- I Cal Export Export wikicalender entries as ical file
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- List Categories use categories as tags
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- Logbook A simple AJAXified calendar for side bars turning your wiki into a bliki = blog + wiki
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- Personal Information Management Thoughts/ideas related to using using PmWiki as a Personal Information Manager, or PIM.
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- PIM List of all recipes in the PIM category, Personal Information Management
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- Pm Calendar Calendar designed for PmWiki where each day is a separate wiki page.
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- Reminder Birthday, anniversary and other task reminders
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- To Do A nice looking ToDo list
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- Very Simple To Do A very simple ToDo list
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- Wiki Calendar Add support for a simple calendar. Each date becomes a wiki page.
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- Wiki CVS Storage Use CVS to backup/archive your wiki.
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