> Stay in the Agenda, and if you must look at a file, do it with <SPC> on the headline (followed by "o" when you're done) I've been using Org for several years

> Stay in the Agenda, and if you must look at a file, do it with <SPC> on the headline (followed by "o" when you're done) I've been using Org for several years, but I never knew about the SPC/o combination in the Agenda (I recently discovered TAB). Thanks for sharing that! Another great agenda feature is bulk editing. Mark entries with `m`, and then use `B` to act on them. Bulk refiling is really handy! Scatter is a neat feature too. Also, I've come to really like indirect buffers (`org-tree-to-indirect-buffer`). You might also find this useful: (defun ap/org-agenda-goto-heading-in-indirect-buffer (&optional switch-to) "Go to the current agenda headline in an indirect buffer. If SWITCH-TO is non-nil, close the org-agenda window." (interactive) (if switch-to (org-agenda-switch-to) (org-agenda-goto)) (org-tree-to-indirect-buffer) ;; Put the non-indirect buffer at the bottom of the prev-buffers ;; list so it won't be selected when the indirect buffer is killed (set-window-prev-buffers nil (append (cdr (window-prev-buffers)) (car (window-prev-buffers))))) (defun ap/org-agenda-switch-to-heading-in-indirect-buffer () (interactive) (ap/org-agenda-goto-heading-in-indirect-buffer t))