Peculiarity in the agenda view

Peculiarity in the agenda view

[mwills]

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If the following is entered in an org-mode file:
* Follow up telephone enquiry (call made [2008-10-18 Sat 15:35])
  SCHEDULED: <2008-10-25 Sat>
The agenda then displays:
Saturday  25 October 2008
  home:       15:35...... Scheduled:  Follow up telephone enquiry (call made [2008-10-18 Sat 15:35]
Why does the agenda schedule the item using the time from the inactive timestamp?
Thanks

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Re: Peculiarity in the agenda view

[Carsten Dominik]

Hi,


this is because times mentioned in the headline itself are considered  
significant.
You could cal it a but in this case, it is useful in others.  You can  
fid this
by moving the inactive time stamp from the headline into the body of  
the entry.

- Carsten

On Oct 18, 2008, at 5:53 PM, mwills@fsmail.net wrote:

> If the following is entered in an org-mode file:
>
> * Follow up telephone enquiry (call made [2008-10-18 Sat 15:35])
>   SCHEDULED: <2008-10-25 Sat>
>
> The agenda then displays:
>
> Saturday  25 October 2008
>   home:       15:35...... Scheduled:  Follow up telephone enquiry  
> (call made [2008-10-18 Sat 15:35]
>
> Why does the agenda schedule the item using the time from the  
> inactive timestamp?
>
> Thanks
>
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