Stephen Zeoli
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I don't use it, but what you describe sounds a lot like how I understand Together (Mac) works. The only difference being you create the folder/file hierarchy in Together. But Together stores your file...
Ken wrote:
>Stephen, do you find the Ecco Extension easy to work with? And, is it
>stable?
Yes, it has been easy to work with -- once I figured out that I need to use Ecco Extension to start the...
I have begun using EccoPro once again since learning of the Ecco extension, which really adds a lot of great functionality to this terrific program. I think Ecco was a high water point for PIMs in the...
This does look interesting. Reminds me of an application called Correlate, which has gotten a little long in the tooth:
http://www.correlate.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=47&Itemid=&m...
Ultra Recall is DEAD!
11/4/2008
CRC wrote:
>Hmmm... Has anybody noticed that the link at the beginning of this thread now goes to
>the Kinook Roadmap page with a date of 10/30/08 --- with no mention of suspending
>development. In...
search for single repository
11/1/2008
Chris Thompson wrote:
>Steve, if you haven't tried it already, take a look at the current version of Together.
>I think it's the strongest single repository program available at present. It allows ...
search for single repository
10/31/2008
My own opinion is that you are destined to be disappointed with any single application, because they all lack something significant. I've settled into a fairly comfortable two-application system (for ...
Ultra Recall is DEAD!
10/31/2008
Chris Thompson wrote:
>That's too bad. The message sounds suspiciously like what happened to
>NoteMap.
>
>SQLNotes (now InfoQube) is looking very impressive these days, though
>the UI still needs ...
Curio 5.0
10/17/2008
The folks at Zengobi have added a short tutorial (or what they are calling a tutorini) about a very powerful feature of Curio 5.0: The spread PDF feature. Take a look:
http://www.zengobi.com/products...
InfoLayout... anyone heard of it?
10/10/2008
I just noticed that next Friday, Bits du Jour will be featuring a hard drive catalogueing program called InfoLayout for $15. Does anyone here have any experience with this software... it sounds good f...
Together on the Mac
10/8/2008
Hugh,
In case you have not yet seen it, there was this update from Eric on the DT blog:
It's been a while since our last posting about the upcoming DEVONthink 2.0 release, so here's an update on our...
Liquid Story Binder on Bits next week
10/6/2008
I should have been more specific... it is on sale TODAY only not next week as I mistakenly put in the title of this post.
Liquid Story Binder on Bits next week
10/6/2008
LSB is once again available at Bits du Jour for $15.62.
DevonThink Pro on sale at mupromo
9/22/2008
Most of you Mac users probably already have a copy of DTPro, but if you don't and are interested, it is on sale at half price at www.mupromo.com.
Steve
Matty wrote:
>One of the
>draws for Devonthink is that it seems to deal with pdf files more powerfully than PC
>programs, but this might just be a case of the grass seeming greener on the other
>...
Well, I suppose it is true that nonfiction is often -- though not always (think of the great true crime accounts) -- more linear than fiction, so might need less emphasis on structuring tools... so an...
Seeing Hugh's note about Writer's Cafe on the previous thread got me wondering why it is that there are more applications geared toward fiction writing than toward nonfiction. There are far more nonfi...
Ideaweaver
9/2/2008
Hugh wrote:
>I don't want to dismiss it out of hand, and it's a couple of years since I tried it. But
>PageFour and Liquid Story Binder on Windows and Scrivener, Storyist and StoryMill on
>the Mac...
Newer version of MaxThink
8/31/2008
Neil Larson includes some interesting tutorials on how to outline properly with MaxThink. It is worth trialing the software just to read these tutorials.
Steve
Multi-Column Outliner?
8/28/2008
MaverickNH wrote:
>Might there be an outliner that has multiple columns? Kind of like Excel but with an
>outliner flavor.
>Thanks.
In addition to SQLNotes, you can also check out MyInfo, which han...
ListPro available for $10 on Bits today
8/25/2008
Just wanted to remind folks that ListPro, a handy little database/list builder/outliner, is available on Bits du Jour for $9.95.
Steve Z.
LexiCan
8/21/2008
Michal wrote:
>Andrew, have you considered MyInfo? Elegant interface, and some say less scary than
>Ultra Recall.
>http://www.milenix.com/myinfo.php
>
>
I would second this suggestion for those ...
Curio 5.0
8/18/2008
quant wrote:
>Could you please explain, why are you so excited about those "mind maps"?
>Every and
>any notetaking software that has a tree has basically "mind maps". The only
>difference is that i...
Curio 5.0
8/17/2008
Back in April I bought a MacBook for my personal use. I had been a long time PC user, but some of the applications I had seen recently for Mac OS had made me envious -- particularly DevonThink and Scr...
Michali,
You are right. That does sound as if one can use it on two different OS's. I just might be able to rationalize buying it under those conditions!
Thank you.
Steve
Michali wrote:
>Steve,
>...