#TAG WEB ARTICLES DEVONTHINK TO GO PDF#
The library is setup to store PDF attachments inside the Sente bundle. Let me start from setting up the Sente library:
#TAG WEB ARTICLES DEVONTHINK TO GO HOW TO#
That is left for the user manual my task here is to show how to use what I call above the crucial features and getting things done. I am not going to explain how to do all the importing and referencing process in Sente. I will explain how I use each of these features to download, store, rename and organize my PDF files then, how I will incorporate the organized PDF into the Devonthink hemisphere using Hazel as a glue. Sente has four crucial features which are the life and soul of my workflow: Targeted browsing, File renaming, QuickTags and Status. # Senteįor me, the most important organization burden is lifted by Sente. Let me start from the app I use to gather resources for research: Sente. The role of Hazel will be clear by the end of the post) (I didn’t represent Hazel in this drawing mainly because the tasks of Hazel. In the next few series, I will try to explain each step of the workflow how I develop the connections and how the tools chosen talk to each other to build a solid workflow. Now, have a loot at a pictorial overview of the workflow we will have by the end of this series. I will spell out how each app works together with the other applications to great a coherent and elegant workflow. Hazel, the Automator, Dropbox and Keyboard Maestro are the core glues of the workflow. In this extended post, I will demonstrate how I developed my workflow using Sente, Devonthink, Scrivener, nvALT, xMind, Sublime Text and ultimately Latex.
I have already written short articles in my previous posts on some of the connections I made between these four majestic apps.
There is no explanation on how to build the workflow in the visual maps but the illustration is elegant, something I have been planning to design. Since this is the workflow what I am already using it for the last year, it seems good idea to put how I put these different apps to work together to have the “virtually perfect” kind of workflow for my research (phd dissertation, I am starting soon). I have never visited Pinterest before but the visual illustration looks beautiful. Under my Devonthink tag, today I get this small visual workflow in a website called Pinterest. Since I want to follow up informations on the internet on a few applications that I am interested in, I have setup google alerts for tracking blog posts and articles into my email inbox.
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