In about a day I rolled out the first version of the addon and I hope it will come handy to someone. You can also select multiple rows by using the checkboxes and applying custom styling to the. To select all checkboxes across all Grid pages, refer to the dedicated KB scenario.
#Freeplane deselect all how to#
The built-in styles also make the implementation of dotted reference numbering easy. The following example demonstrates how to select or deselect all rows on the current page of the Grid by checking the Select All column header of the template checkbox. For setting a WBS structure up, all you have to do is add Cost and Duration properties to your nodes, add aggregated properties SubCost and SubDuration that sums the properties of costs and durations.īy adjusting styles, the whole image can be modified to display the web of tasks like a proper WBS. After the initial planning, the tasks can be exported for future use in Excel or imported to actual project management tools like the all-time favorite MS Project.įreeplane is exceptionally versatile, when it comes to handling task properties and scripting. The tasks have names, definitions, resource costs and duration properties.Īs long as it is not used for keeping track of the dependencies of the tasks, it can be easily created using a mindmap tool.
It is a great tool for planning and budgeting a project. WBS is a project management technique for representing a project and it’s subtasks in a multi-level tree, where each new level refines the top-level tasks. Nevertheless I decided to see how this could be implemented in Freeplane. Some great choices exist here, to name a few : kiTTY, Terminator, URxvt, st com/freeplane/freeplane recommends recommends. I’ve been contacted about my FreeplaneGTD addon, if it could be used for creating and maintaining work-breakdown-structures (WBS).Īs there is a huge difference between what WBS and GTD is used for, I have to turn down the idea of integrating any kind of WBS support into the already quite bloated GTD add-on.
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