Emacs org-mode examples and cookbook
I have been a heavy user of Emacs for six years or so.<p>However, I never really got into org-mode. I use it for some simple notes and lists, but I never export them into any different format.  If I want to produce a well-formatted PDF, I directly write LaTeX with the help of some very nice Emacs modes.  For online documents I feel that some sort of Markdown is often the most practical choice.  So far, in my experience there was little overlap in between these use cases for the same documents.<p>This cookbook, however, is a very nice resource. Maybe one of these tricks will convince me to use org-mode more productively at some point.<p>I thought org-mode would be useful for personal task management, but I find it to offer way to many intricate options for that. The restricted feature set of Wunderlist is actually better for me, and having all lists always fully available on any device and the web is extremely useful.