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Posted by Gary N
Mar 14, 2007 at 06:37 PM
Some people here seem familiar with Knowledge Base. I received an email from Bits Du Jour announcing that they will be providing a link to a one-day discount for Knowlege Base on March 22. If you register at Bits du Jour, you will receive an email with a link. Alternatively, I think you can visit Bits du Jour on that day and link from there.
BDJ offers daily discounts on other software, too. Seems like 33-50% is a typical discount A fare part of the software offered may be junk, or at least not best-in-class, but some is quite good. Below is a copy of part of their recent email.
-Gary
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Latest from Bits du Jour
Previews - March 19 - 23
Posted: 14 Mar 2007 01:19 AM CDT
Our discounts for the week of March 19 - March 23 will be on:
Monday, March 19: Startup Guru - Start up your PC - and your programs - a lot faster
Tuesday, March 20: Screen Calipers - Here’s a really handy little tool for measuring anything on your screen
Wednesday, March 21: Script & Calligraphy Fonts - Make your presentations, invitations and reports stand out with this great collection of beautiful fonts
Thursday, March 22: Knowledge Base - A professional information organizer, written by programmers for programmers. Don’t miss it!
Friday, March 23: eWallet - Securely manage all those passwords, without giving up convenience
Posted by Gary N
Mar 14, 2007 at 06:40 PM
One more thing ...
I noticed that today’s discount is a piece of software that relates to knowledge organization. I have never heard of it, but here’s some info from Bits Du Jour:
Topicscape Personal Edition Lite
Regular price: $49.99
Bits du Jour One Day price: $19.99
Topicscape Personal Edition Pro
Regular price: $79.99
Bits du Jour One Day price: $31.99
Discount: 60%
Too much information! Do you ever feel like one more piece of info and your brain is going to explode? But somehow the information organizing tools you have just don’t quite get your info organized in a way that really helps you find and use what you need.
Topicscape gives you a new way to organize your work and find the info you need. Showing your information in 3D landscape can reveal details and relationships you’ve never noticed before, and help you sort out your thoughts and approach on a new project even before you have collected any files or information.
Topicscape lets you:
Manage your project information
Get more out of your reference information
Organize your files and notes
Classify your saved web pages
Assemble your home and family reference
Greatly expand your mindmapping
Help your children organize their study, learning, homework and term papers
Cope with information overload
Build Topicscapes from other sources, automatically
Posted by Wes Perdue
Mar 14, 2007 at 07:03 PM
I tested Topicscape a while back. Since it’s really a 3D application, it needs some cpu and graphics horsepower. It’s an interesting concept, but I found it very difficult to use - probably because of the 3D navigation.
I’m curious to hear how its used by someone who uses it on a regular basis.
Re Knowledge Base, I wonder which application they referring to. Google isn’t really much help, as the name is a generic term. None of the top hits seems to be _personal_ information managers.
- Wes
Posted by Jack Crawford
Mar 14, 2007 at 10:39 PM
It may be General Knowledge Base.
http://www.baltsoft.com/default.asp
Posted by Harlander
Mar 14, 2007 at 11:16 PM
No, it’s this one.
http://www.ozmosys.net.au/Kbase.aspx
Nothing special in my opinion.
Andreas