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Posted by Stephen R. Diamond
Feb 16, 2008 at 06:15 PM

Seem like one of the better mindmapping programs. I wonder a bit about its longevity, as it recently dropped its price about $100.

Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>So I took the plunge and bought XMind. It is on sale at Bits for $99—a savings of $50.
>This is the first mind mapping/charting program I’ve bought since Inspiration,
>which I don’t use anymore. Xmind is much more powerful, though it’s outline view is
>just that, a view and not an editable outline.
> >I’ve been using Xmind with the most
>annoying of tasks—the self-performance-evaluation. So for I am impressed, and I’m
>glad I spent the money… although I figure now that I’ve plunked down my money, it will
>show up on Give-Away-of-the-Day in the next week or two.
> >Steve Z.

Posted by Alexander Deliyannis
Apr 5, 2008 at 11:23 AM

Stephen Z.,

You’ll be pleased to know that Xmind’s recent update supports better exchange of files with Mind Manager:
http://mindmapping.typepad.com/the_mind_mapping_software/2008/04/xmind-2008-v23.html

Here’s a reason why this could be useful: web publishing and editing of mind maps, a free (beta) service that can load/save Mind Manager files (also Freemind). It is available here:
http://www.mind42.com/

I tried it out and I admit I found it very powerful, fast and easy to use. I hope it gets out of beta soon so I can use it professionally.

alx

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