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Posted by Hillman
Feb 26, 2015 at 10:20 PM

 

Good news: An update of Info Select 10 has just been released. It can be downloaded using the following URL: http://www.miclog.com/ftp/is/10/ . I now use IS10 (and before IS 2007) for some five years mainly as a document management system and I am extremely satisfied. Only can recommend IS. Completely different from the ransomware / vaporware EN.

 


Posted by tightbeam
Feb 27, 2015 at 12:38 AM

 

Why do you recommend it? What things does it do better than everything else?

 


Posted by Hillman
Feb 27, 2015 at 10:52 AM

 

@bobmclain: It is one of the oldest outliners that exist. Also, IS is updated quite frequently. Small footprint; you also can run it from an USB stick. Unless EN, there has been not password theft. Your data is not in the cloud: it belongs to you.

EN had quite a hard time as a lot of users have become disillusioned. Also, imagine if EN shuts down. What about your data? UL is a copy of IS.

But you will find all that by googling anyway. Guess the question rather was rhetorical.

 


Posted by jimspoon
Feb 27, 2015 at 11:33 AM

 

by EN, you mean Evernote?

Evernote’s not cloud-only.  You also have your data in a local database, accessible with desktop client software.  So if Evernote goes under, you still have your data, right?

 


Posted by Stephen Zeoli
Feb 27, 2015 at 12:06 PM

 

I’ve always had a soft spot for InfoSelect. I used to use it seriously about ten years ago, but the updates seemed to make it worse, not better, so I didn’t upgrade after being dissatisfied with 2007. It’s nice to see that they continue to issue minor updates, but it is scary to see that their website still has a copyright notice of 2009. Not to mention that it costs $160 to upgrade or $250 for a new license. They do have annual subscription pricing of $70 a year, but then if you do that you’re held just as hostage as you would be with Evernote.

Steve Z.

 


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