Stephen Zeoli
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I just published a review of NoteSuite on my blog, which, if you are interested, you can find here:
http://welcometosherwood.wordpress.com/2013/07/02/notesuite-the-ultimate-ipad-note-keeper/
My conc...
White board software
6/28/2013
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>- If printing is important, most mind mapping software will fare better.
>However, since your diagrams will probably be more complex, Inspiration
>http://www.inspiration...
White board software
6/28/2013
... and you smacked your forehead and said, "Why didn't I think of that?"
Levels of service
6/28/2013
I really haven't kept track, although I do have a few instances in mind.
First of all, my experience with Tom Davis of Zoot is better than yours, but not perfect. Twice in the last year I've contacte...
Well, you did get the news out of Neil that he's planning on "moving on." That's too bad, but not surprising. MaxThink for Windows has lots of promise, but really isn't well designed for making the us...
You beat me to it, Bill.
I've had a license for the iPad version of ProjectBook, which I liked, but which was missing connectivity to other apps -- oh, it was there, just not powerful enough for me t...
Whoops, the e-mail address didn't come through even though I pasted it with Neil's name. Here it is:
maxthink1@yahoo.com
Steve
I got a copy of my registration code from Neil in January. He replied using this e-mail address:
Neil Larson
Good luck.
Steve
I have to back up Dr Andus on this. But first three points:
1. OneNote is a great application. I use it regularly.
2. I acknowledge that it has a competent outliner, one that may do things others do...
Thanks for the reminder about Planz. I remember when it was first introduced. It sounded as if it had a lot of promise, but there was some reason I could never try it -- maybe it only worked with Offi...
A few more thoughts about your search for the perfect dashboard.
Dr Andus wrote:
>The main criteria would be:
>- light enough for it to start quickly (I'd want to have it open automatically at Windo...
You can select from a list of options as to how the child thoughts are sorted beneath a parent thought in TheBrain. These are by:
Name
Date Created On
Date Last Active
Date Last Modified
Type
The on...
Dr Andus,
Check out this video tutorial of how to use TheBrain's expanded views, which may be what you're looking for:
http://www.thebrain.com/support/tutorials/display-options/expand/
Steve
Dr An...
Dr Andus,
You are describing TheBrain almost perfectly. You should really give it a try. I use it much the way you are describing as a dashboard for my office work. The only slight issue you might ha...
I appreciate the link. It's always interesting to read other people's thoughts about what constitutes a good outliner. I have to disagree with the author of that post, however. With the exception of W...
What I'm about to write is blindingly obvious, but for some reason had never bubbled up into my awareness until something in Alexander's post triggered it, which is this:
The difference between an ou...
Another (nifty?) web outliner...
5/6/2013
... from the developer of FoldingText and TaskPaper:
http://oakoutliner.com
Pretty simple. Maybe too simple. And for the time being at least, you can only create one outline that's available only on...
I for one will be rooting for you to succeed in your quest to pare down your PIMs, Cassius. This is something I'd love to be able to do, but it seems impossible. Oh, not paring down -- as I've done th...
Dr Andus wrote:
>I don't see a big distinction between outliners and mind mappers (at
>least the way I use them). I use Freeplane and it just seems to be an
>airier (roomier) way of constructing an ...
My experience is similar to yours, Cassius. I had no interest in outlines prior to GrandView. To me they were just drudge work assigned by teachers. But with GrandView, I learned how useful an outline...
GrandView on VMWare 7 on Vista64
5/2/2013
Glad you wrote that, Dr Andus. UV Outliner might be a fine, stand alone outliner, but it doesn't come close to GrandView -- then again, no apps do. The closest in my view is OmniOutliner, though I hav...
Dr Andus,
What you want to do should be possible. On my iPad I just exported an iThoughts map to OmniOutliner using OPML and it maintained the hierarchy and the inline text notes, so OPML is certainl...
Dr Andus, I just want to be clear about what I am talking about, because I am not quite sure we're discussing the same behavior. (If we are, I'm sorry for this unnecessary post.)
The question I am co...
By the way, it's good to hear from another former GrandView user!
My expectation would be yours, Rick. That is, that the promoted item would NOT become the parent of its former siblings that just happen to be below it. As Dr Andus and Alexander point out, there is a...