German power user ”Denkenswert” writes in his blog about how to use DEVONthink more productively. In two articles he talks about how to use pre-fab and user-defined templates to work faster with DEVONthink. Templates können einfache Dateien sein, die dann direkt als Vorlage benutzt werden. DEVONthink unterstützt aber auch komplexere Templates, die Skripte enthalten können und auch mehrere Sprachvarianten. Diese Templates werden in AppleScript packages verpackt. Nach aussen stellen sie sich wie einfache Dateien dar. If you read German make...
Tuesday tip: Take reading notes from EndNote
If you so scientific research it is likely that you often take reading notes and, maybe, you are also using a bibliography manager such as EndNote. Forum user Nicolae Turcan has created a smart template to facilitate this. Install it from DEVONthink’s or DEVONnote’s Support Assistant (open it from the Help menu and follow the link at the bottom to the extras page). Thank you, Nicolae!
Tuesday tip: Ticker file template
If you are using Getting Things Done (GTD) you know the concept of a “tickler file”: folders for all twelve months with sub-folders for each day of the month (also known as “43 folders”). You place documents into the sub-folder of the day on which you will need the document. If you want to postpone the task you move the document forward to another day. Use the Andreas Zeitler’s tickler file template to quickly insert a fully equipped ticker file...
What would you like to see?
For DEVONthink 2.0 I am currently overhauling the example databases that we provide (they’re still in 1.x format). These databases serve both as examples on how to set up a DEVONthink database for a specific purpose and as a template that gets you started. Now my question is: What example databases would you like to see? And: Do you have a database that you think is worth sharing? Please email me or comment here.

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