subpages cost/benefit

[joljol2]

I have been keeping an ON daily journal with a Section for each month, Page
for each day.

If, instead, there was only 1 Section, 1 Page for each month, a SubPage for
each day.. would there be any good reason to not do it that way?

Thanks,

 

[Rainald Taesler]

I have been keeping an ON daily journal with a Section for each
month, Page for each day.

If, instead, there was only 1 Section, 1 Page for each month, a
SubPage for each day.. would there be any good reason to not do it
that way?

Are you using the "Daily Joural" PowerToy"?

Tainald

 

[joljol2]

Not using DailyJournal power toy.

Just making a page per day, in a section per month - at present.

Joe

 

[John Guin [msft]]

The one advantage I can see to the section per month would be to have fewer
pages in a section. Scrolling up and down with a large number of pages can
be annoying (at least to me).

Other than that, whatever works for *you* is the best solution.

 

[Rainald Taesler]

Not using DailyJournal power toy.

Just making a page per day, in a section per month - at present.

Using the PowerToy makes things far easier.
Just check it out:
http://tabletdev.com/tools/DailyJournal.aspx

Rainald

 

[joljol2]

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm trying that Journal powertoy now.

The .one file it created for this month is Dec0ber ? where 0 = zero

I made another section at the same level that I named December. The powertoy
icon only goes to the Dec0ber section.

Joe

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[Rainald Taesler]

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm trying that Journal powertoy now.

The .one file it created for this month is Dec0ber ? where 0 = zero

I made another section at the same level that I named December. The
powertoy icon only goes to the Dec0ber section.

I'm sorry. I'm not doing any "journal" work in ON.
So I only tested the PowerToy a very long time ago but never actually
worked with it.

Not having any experience, unfortunately I'm not able to help.
Perhaps someone else might jump in.
But I suggest that you open a new thread with "DailyJournal PowerToy" in
the subject.

Rainald