Stephen Zeoli
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There is a nice little one-pane outliner for Windows called TKOutline:
http://tkoutline.sourceforge.net/wiki/
It is a simple, but useful little outliner without any bells and whistles. Development s...
I think there is a functional difference between a note and folding a header to a single line, which is this: If you have multi-line headers, having a separate note allows you to hide the note while c...
I and others touched on this earlier, but I think it bears repeating with emphasis, and it also relates to focusing on specific material in the outline or seeing the material in its full context. That...
Stephen R. Diamond wrote:
>The "correct" answer was ndx Cards.
Stephen,
I think you're right that ndxCards might be the closes thing to the Holy Grail -- that is, if you use your definition of wh...
sracer wrote:
>The idea here is that an
>outline is the "skeleton" of a document and that once the meat is on the bones, the
>skeleton is still there, but no longer visible.
I agree completely ...
I suspect if we were to poll everyone on this forum, we'd get a lot of different answers as to what constitutes the Holy Grail of outliners. My definition is based on functionality. For me the Holy Gr...
Stephen R. Diamond wrote:
>There is to my knowledge only a single Holy Grail pim available today, but I
>would be surprised if a single reader could guess my referent. It has attracted less
>much ...
New version of ListPro
8/27/2007
Mark,
Thank you for the heads up on the new version of ListPro. I love this program, though I use it for a limited purpose now. I initially got it to run on my Pocket PC -- which I haven't used in ye...
What's so great about Zoot?
8/26/2007
Stephen R. Diamond wrote:
>What do you think causes features' stealthiness? Or Zoot's features in particular to
>be stealthy? Can Zoot be characterized as a program with great features but a terri...
Fast Word Processor w RTF & Outlining
8/24/2007
Well, I just broke down and bought the Plus version of Jarte -- had to try the outlining. And, I'm glad to say that it works really well. It isn't quite fully functional in the Beta version, but here ...
Fast Word Processor w RTF & Outlining
8/24/2007
Keep your eye on Jarte Plus 3.0. It is in beta release now. It is not a sophisticated wordprocessor -- no footnotes for instance. But it has a lot of features for a simple RTF editor, including tables...
Brainstorm development
8/24/2007
I believe they are getting ready to release a new edition which has some nice new features, including multiple marking of items. Stay tuned.
Steve Z.
Zoot Grows on You
8/21/2007
I usually don't need RTF for anything as complex as formulas or even tables -- though tables can be quite useful. Where RTF would be nice in Zoot, I believe, is for highlighting and bulleting text.
N...
Zoot Grows on You
8/21/2007
Graham Rhind wrote:
>I could put this into Zoot, but the item pane in
>Zoot is tabular and this (as far as I know) cannot be changed - UltraRecall allows item
>data-entry to occur in a form, which...
CRIMP Alert! - PowerOutlines
8/17/2007
Hi, all,
I just stumbled across this somewhat new tree-based free form database. It's called PowerOutlines. It is from the developer of the odd, but interesting Insight.
http://www.dataomega.com/Pow...
Zoot Questions
8/11/2007
Daly,
The beauty of Zoot is it doesn't really matter... just start saving entries in one database and then figure out how you want to organize it as you go! The only thing to think about ahead of tim...
Graham,
I concur with your conclusions about Lightning. The best thing about it is the notes editor, which is quite robust for a tree-based PIM. Other than that, however, Lightning seems a sad and la...
Has anyone had experience with a recent version of Inquiry Professional Edition by Metaproducts?
8/1/2007
I do not have any experience with Inquiry, and, in fact, never heard of it until you mentioned it here. I'm sure you checked out the little video demonstration at the web site. If the software perform...
Impressions with Zoot32
7/31/2007
Graham Rhind wrote:
>I know the current beta version is purely a 32-bit copy of the current
>16-bit version; but do any of the current Zoot users know what the plans are for further
>development o...
Does OneNote have ...?
7/26/2007
Cristina Ramos wrote:
>Another feature I love in OneNote is its
>printer. You can print from every programme (including web browsers) to
>OneNote.
>For example, you can send a pdf file to OneNote ...
Brainstreamer on Bits du Jour
7/25/2007
Looks like there has been a change in schedule. Brainstreamer will now be available at Bits du Jour next Thursday, August 2. Tomorrow, ListPro will be on sale... they promise a very special price. If ...
Zoot 32! WOW!
7/20/2007
I have to assume, though I haven't seen it documented anywhere, that the former limitation on the number of folders in a Zoot database no longer exists. Does anyone know about this?
Steve Z.
Zoot 32! WOW!
7/20/2007
I have noticed a few changes related to items with links to external documents. First of all, the little link icon is now a standard windows document icon -- so a link to a Word document now has the l...
Zoot 32! WOW!
7/20/2007
Tom S. wrote:
>I thought this was going to be a straight port but I noticed a note about Word and
>Vista. Perhaps there's rtf support? Any other new features?
You are right, it is a straight port....
Footnotes?
7/18/2007
http://www.mauiwriters.com/
Matty wrote:
>Tom,
>
>I'm curious what that link was... didn't show up for me.
>
>best,
>
>matt