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Posted by Alexander Deliyannis
Nov 25, 2011 at 12:13 AM

Quite possibly. But in such a case, what excuse would we find for CRIMPing?

Seriously though, the logic of specialised applications is that what they are specialised in is easier to do, and they might be able to do things that more generic applications can’t—at least not with a very fine degree of control. An example are recurring tasks.

It is surely up to each user to pick their preferred route.

To clarify, I have not purchased the software, nor extensively tried it out. My professional need is for collaborative, web-aware solutions.

That said, I have personally found that it facilitates my workflow to have separate applications for may major activities; so, for example, I keep my Checkvist task list open in a dedicated stand-alone browser application window (made with Prism). So, if I did use a local application for tasks, it would most likely be a dedicated app, while UltraRecall would be used for organising my project data.