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== Note-Taker Software--The Missing Piece ==

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Posted by Chuck
Jul 4, 2009 at 12:31 AM

 

Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>After checking the main MyInfo page, I realize the developer has not yet publicly
>announced the new release, so for the moment it is limited to those of us who have
>already have a license. I imagine the official public announcement will be made soon.
>Meanwhile, here is what the developer says about this new feature:
> >Link to
>paragraphs
>Again, one of the top requests on our feedback page. MyInfo 4 is excellent
>at creating links to topics and documents, but many people wanted to be able to link to
>exact place in the document, especially when they have many long text documents
>inside MyInfo.
> >Now in MyInfo 5, this is easy like the other Copy Hyperlink commands.
>Just click on the exact spot where you want to link to and select Edit > Copy Link > Copy
>Link To This Paragraph. This will create an anchor in the text and copy the link to the
>Clipboard. Now, you can link to this spot of your document from any Windows
>application that supports hyperlinks. 


Stephen,
Thank you for your reply.
It would appear that my pilgrimage in pursuit of the perfect info-manager is quite similar to yours.
As with you (if I recall correctly), my search for the holy grail seems to have come to its conclusion when I pitted David (MyInfo) against the lumbering behemoth, OneNote.  But unlike the Biblical narrative, in this case, David’s 5 stones did not fell the monster.
The difference, however, in your path in this conquest and my own was that I took a far simpler view than you seem to have.  For example ...
> MyInfo has outstanding tag support & awesome filtering;
> But a Tree-based interface simply does not compete with the Sharp, five-level organizational layers offered by OneNote (Multi-Notebooks, Sections, Pages, Plus 2 Subdivisions).  {Too bad though that its exporting options are horrible.)
> And finally, hyperlinking in both of these august products now resolve to paragraph.
And so (hope, hope), it appears that, at least for now, I have reached trails end.  I walk in peace with behemoth.

Chuck C.