Note

Starting from Pagico v4.2 r1002, the term “Topic” was deprecated and replaced with term “Projects”.

Projects can be considered as “containers” or, “folders”. They can store all kinds of resources in it, such as notes (text paragraph), lists, tasks, images, and all kinds of file attachments.

So the basic idea is, you create a project with a title, then centralize all related resources by storing them within this project (the data container). A topic can be ideally used for many occasions. Here are a few examples.

Project (Event) Planning

Create an Action List by creating a list, then input all the list items in there, with due dates if applicable. After doing this, you not only have a series of ToDo lists for the project (event), but also can keep track of them with Pagico's Schedule Management features.

In addition to keeping track of ToDo lists, you can also put in files such as a map of where the event is going to be held, a PDF file of the project proposal, or a PowerPoint presentation for the project.

Research Papers

Writing research papers involves a lot of information and resources, centralizing these resources can greatly increase your efficiency. Just create a project for a research paper. Then put all the related resources such as notes, the paper (maybe a Word document), files (related file attachments and images), and tasks (action list). So whenever you open this project, you have everything you need to work on the paper.

Related posts:

1. Inserting documents, images, and other files into projects
2. Setting up tasks (todo lists) in projects
3. Moving things among projects and profiles
4. Locking individual projects
5. Create new documents in projects and contact profiles