Are your templates going to be made available? You could submit to http://www.diyplanner.com/templates/directory
I've started making som simple templates in openoffice so say I go to a training class and want something to take notes on I just print off a few and go. I started using graph paper years ago in college (electronic engineering so a lot of diagrams and math and such) and started having trouble finding good graph paper as everything I could buy had much to heavy thick dark gridlines so I started playing with printing blank spreadsheets and tables to get grids, now I can make something like those levengers but with a notes colum and a graph section etc.

In my opinion part of the reason I retain better control over projects is because I re-write them.

But obviously YMMV.

Stew, did you ever post pics of your new hPDA cards?

Unfortunately, no. I stopped using them a few months ago when I switched my project planning to a circa notebook. I'm now using standard vertically-lined cards for capture and lists. I'll see if I can't find the templates again and I'll post them.

Cool. I was just curious. Thanks!

I've doawloaded the openoffice kit from the dyi planner web site and am trying to take those widgets and turn them into styles and headers/footers for OO so I can make things any size I want and everything will look ok.

Okay, I've got them online now. I've posted the pdf on my here. It is meant to be printed on a double-sided index card. On the front there are places for created date, start date and finish date, as well as title, card number, and a modified Cornell notes layout. The reverse has places for notes/sources, and associated contacts. Hope this helps! Let me know what you think. It's my first attempt at a card layout.

I thought I'd replied to this -- evidently not!

Stew, I like what you did with them. I think having the three different dates on them is interesting and often useful.

I'm not familiar with Cornell notes, though.