On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 14:52:44 +0200
Bastien <bzg@altern.org> wrote: 

 b> You can also set `org-remember-default-headline'.  In your case,
 b> maybe "Emails" is a good choice:

 b> (setq org-remember-default-headline "Emails")

Yes, this seems useful.


 b> Then you have to make sure there is a headline containing "Emails"
 b> in your `org-default-notes-file' or in the file the template is
 b> pointing to.

What would happen if there were no such headline? Would it be created?

 >> (setq org-remember-templates
 >> '((?e "* NEXT %?\n  %i\n  %a" "Email" "Emails")))
 b>                                        ^^^^^

 b> I don't understand the first "Email" here.  The third argument
 b> should be a filename, as specified in org-remember-templates

Yes, it is a filename.

The file I've been using temporarily was

    "~/Tools/Org/Email"

when that did not work in the expression above, I tried to see whether I
should just put the file name, but it did not help. Sorry for not
providing that information before.


 b> So I would suggest this configuration:

I tried that.

When typing "C-c C-c" it asks for a filename to save into (instead of
saving into the default, as the menu claims) and when trying to specify
the existing file, I get

 "File `/home/greve/Tools/Org/Email' exists; overwrite? (y or n)"

which I declined as I don't want to lose that file.

If I do "C-c C-c" and give it "~/.notes" by hand (which should not have
been necessary in the first place) I get the following result for
.notes, regardless of its previous state: