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sample org file

Org Mode Sample Document

Headings and Structure

Write the document

Choose the document title

Write the other document

Text Formatting

  • Bold, Italic, Underline, Strikethrough, code, and verbatim
  • Links: GNU Emacs
  • Lists and sublists
    • First item
      • Subitem
      • Another subitem
    • Second item

Checkboxes

Organize party [2/4]

  • [-] call people [2/3]
    • [ ] Peter
    • [X] Sarah
    • [X] Sam
  • [X] order food
  • [ ] think about what music to play
  • [X] talk to the neighbors

Tables

NameAgeOccupation
John Doe30Engineer
Jane Doe28Data Scientist

Source Code

print("Hello, Org Mode!")

Links and Attachments

Sample PDF

Exporting

  • Export to various formats like HTML, LaTeX, PDF, and more.
  • Use #+EXPORT_FILE_NAME to specify the exported file name.

Scheduling and Deadlines

  • <2024-02-05 Mon> – A simple date
  • <2024-02-06 Tue 14:00-15:00> – A date with a time range

Clocking

Remember, Org mode is incredibly customizable and capable of many advanced features not covered in this brief example, including embedding LaTeX for scientific documents, capturing notes, and managing projects with advanced task management and tagging.

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