Tinderbox Public File Exchange http://www.eastgate.com/Tinderbox/ Contributed sample files, templates, and tutorials from the Tinderbox community Mon, 11 Oct 2004 13:09:52 -0400 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 bernstein@eastgate.com bernstein@eastgate.com en-us GTD Lite http://www.eastgate.com/Tinderbox/Exchange.html#GTD Lite http://www.eastgate.com/Tinderbox/Exchange.html#GTD Lite

by Ryan Holcomb

Ryan Holcomb builds a new, simpler tool for personal productivity management, GTDLite. A great starting-point for new Tinderboxers and for people who want a simple but powerful tool for keeping track of the many things they want to get done.

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by Mark Bernstein, Jeremy Ruston

TiddlyWiki is a clever one-file wiki that runs in almost any Web browser. You don't need it install software, or even have a Web server.

TiddlyWiki in Tinderbox lets you write notes in Tinderbox and then export them instantly to build a TiddlyWiki. (Requires Tinderbox 3.5.1 or later)

Update: download link fixed.

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by David Leavitt

Winner of the first Tinderbox Color Scheme contest, Jonathan David Leavitt's Sandy adds a progression of eight new colors, nicely arrayed in tone from light to dark but also varying pleasantly in hue. This is a handy way to provide nearly-continuous feedback for urgency or importance.

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by Mark Bernstein

(Updated 8 January 2008) This Tinderbox document takes Eric Meyer's easy-to-use and flexible s5 system for Web-enabled slide presentations and adapts it to Tinderbox. It's an interesting alternative to Keynote or PowerPoint.

(Of course, presenting in Tinderbox itself is great. But sometimes you need a conventional slide presentation. S5 is nice, too, because it lets you distribute your presentation quickly over the Web)

It's a great starting point for getting more out of your lectures and presentations.

The entire presentation is wrapped in a single HTML file, so there's no delay when moving from one slide to the next. A popup menu lets you jump instantly to any slide. The template automatically generates printer-friendly handouts.

You can adjust the appearance of the presentation easily, using standard CSS. New themes are easy to write.

Revised: 22 November.

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by Mark Bernstein

A demonstration kit for using Tinderbox to build data for Simile Timeline, a Web widget that displays a nice self-scrolling timeline. Tinderbox lets you edit your information in a pleasant environment, and then generates the XML files that Timeline uses. Requires Tinderbox 3.5.3 or later.

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