Stephen Zeoli
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X2Net OneStore
6/19/2008
I noticed that application too. I had never heard of it before. I've just downloaded and plan to give it a spin. It seems to be focused on scanned-in documents, although not just for that. I like the ...
Cogito Ergo Sum. I Think Therefore I Am.
6/12/2008
This is an interesting article, indeed. Reading it and thinking about PersonalBrain, I realized that PB is really just a visual wiki. Or maybe I should say, that which makes PB advantageous (multiple ...
Question for the lawyers
6/12/2008
It sure is a sad commentary on the state of the outliner field that there isn't a single enthusiastic endorsement of any single-pane outliner.* A few years ago, I expected we'd have something decent t...
Parallels on sales...
6/10/2008
You're welcome, Hugh. I didn't buy a copy at this time, because I'm trying to keep my MacBook use simpler than my PC use (which is what I use at the office). But I will be interested in hearing about ...
Advice requested
6/10/2008
Pierre Paul Landry wrote:
>@Steve:
>
>Any feedback on the proposed solutions ?
Pierre,
I haven't had too much time to work on this project in the past few days. I received two suggestions: Yours...
Parallels on sales...
6/9/2008
... at MacUpdate Promo (www.mupromo.com). Save $25.
Steve Z.
Advice requested
6/5/2008
Hello,
I am in the process of developing a sales manual for my colleagues, and I'd like some advice from this knowledgable group about what software to create it with.
This manual would consist of ...
ConnectedText
6/2/2008
As someone who has licensed both CT and VoodooPad, I definitely agree with Manfred. Connected Text is superior to VoodooPad in almost every way, other than simple ease of use and WYSIWYG functionality...
IdeaMason Semi-Demystified
5/26/2008
That's a nice report to read. Too often, I think, I'm too harsh on software, not really giving apps a chance to catch on for me. I am glad to read that you have found IdeaMason worthwhile. Thanks for ...
MacBook experience...
5/22/2008
Hugh wrote:
>A couple of thoughts, Steve:
>in the previous Mac thread I was sceptical about SOHO Notes. However... encouraged by
>a poster on another forum who said he uses it with full confidence ...
Learning How To Use IdeaMason
5/22/2008
Gary,
The Library is where you list your references. To create notes and write up your thoughts, you should use be using "Material," I believe.
The rest of what you have written sounds correct to me...
Learning How To Use IdeaMason
5/22/2008
Gary,
Idea Mason is one of the fullest-featured applications on the market. That can be a curse as well as a benefit, because it means there's a lot to absorb and learn before you feel comfortable us...
EN 3 Changes and a Market Overview
5/22/2008
I just got the following e-mail from Evernote:
[begin e-mail quote]
You requested help with changing your Evernote password.
If you did not request help, then feel free to ignore this email.
To ch...
Idea Mason next week on Bits...
5/14/2008
For anyone interested, Idea Mason will be featured next Wednesday on Bits du Jour for $39.34. I'm not sure what's up with IM. Promised improvements haven't arrived yet, but I got a note back from an i...
Surfulater pre release with tags
5/8/2008
For you Surfulater fans out there, Neville announced on the blog recently that the prerelease version with tags is now available. Read more here:
http://blog.surfulater.com/2008/05/05/surfulater-pre-...
102 GTD Tools...
5/8/2008
That's quite a list, but I wonder why Zoot isn't on it. Seems to me that Zoot is as good, if not better, at implementing GTD as many of those applications.
Steve Z.
EN 3 Changes and a Market Overview
5/7/2008
Daly,
A few notable applications you left off your list:
* OneNote is quite powerful, though it is quite different than most of the information managers discussed here. It has the support of the tit...
MacBook experience...
5/5/2008
Stephen R. Diamond wrote:
>Have you had the chance
>to compare Aquamind's NoteTaker to CircusPonies Notebook? They started out as one
>project, and the two developers split. Since then they seem t...
MacBook experience...
4/30/2008
David Dunham wrote:
>What do you mean by "inline text?" I'll bet almost all the
>Mac products are using the same text engine (NSTextView). Sure, they can customize it
>slightly (OO and Opal do sli...
MacBook experience...
4/30/2008
Stephen R. Diamond wrote:
>Have you had the chance
>to compare Aquamind's NoteTaker to CircusPonies Notebook? They started out as one
>project, and the two developers split. Since then they seem t...
MacBook experience...
4/29/2008
Harlander wrote:
>Stephen, please be sure to try out DevonThink Professional
>(http://www.devonacademy.com) and Tinderbox
>(http://www.eastgate.com/tinderbox) - my main instruments for writing, re...
MacBook experience...
4/29/2008
Thanks for the recommendations, Hugh. I had seen Hazel talked about, but wasn't exactly sure what it did. I'll take a closer look.
Thanks, again.
Steve
MacBook experience...
4/29/2008
I've been dabbling with my new MacBook for the past week and a half. I've downloaded several outliners/information managers/writing tools... major CRIMP action! I'm a long way from being able to give ...
Mac Software
4/18/2008
I have really appreciated all the great suggestions. I've learned of some new, interesting applications.
BTW, though I'm getting a 2007 model, it is coming with the Leopard OS... I made sure of that....
Mac Software
4/17/2008
Two additional Mac PIM-like apps cropped up from the references you all supplied me:
1. Curio (http://www.zengobi.com/products/curio/)
2. SOHO Notes (http://www.chronosnet.com/Products/sohonotes.html...