Franz Grieser

Indigrid 12/29/2017

In the "one text file... to rule them all" thread Mark Nevarrik introduced an app called Indigrid (https://innovationdilation.com/index.html). It looks promising but there is no useful documentation,...

2 More Open Source Free Kanban Boards 12/27/2017

Washere >European countries. The humour reference was referring to your style of >line of questioning, I'm a big fan of Mel Brooks works. OK. Seems we have different kinds of humour. Though I do li...

2 More Open Source Free Kanban Boards 12/27/2017

Washere After reading your reply to Jon (which you must have written just as I wrote my first reply to you): I am sorry that you found my interest insulting. It was not meant that way - but obviously...

2 More Open Source Free Kanban Boards 12/27/2017

Washere. I was mistaken. I thought you used 50 different kanban tools. And that seemed quite a lot to me. And I won't comment on your putting me on a level with the postcard painter from Braunau.

2 More Open Source Free Kanban Boards 12/27/2017

washere wrote: >I have tested hundreds of software for all Windows/Mac/Linux/Android. >Most of which are not mentioned on this as the search box here often >tells me. About fifty of them are used fro...

bullet journal 12/25/2017

Stephen Zeoli wrote: >1. I liked to keep the rapid logging on the right hand page, and leave >the left hand page for annotating those notes if necessary. I had seen that on your blog. For me it's co...

bullet journal 12/23/2017

Thanks Steve. What attracts me is the fact that the (original) method uses paper and pen. I do have an electronic calendar (Outlook and the iPhone calendar) and a task management system (based on an ...

bullet journal 12/23/2017

Steve. Do you still use the bullet journal method? I think about starting a BJ in January because I find the method interesting and want to write more longhand and keep my manual notes in one place....

Tap Forms on Sale 12/20/2017

Bill, I think you got the URL wrong. Shouldn't it be https://ninoxdb.de/en ?

Clibu V2 - Accessible Knowledge - with full Smartphone, Tablet and Desktop PC support. 12/6/2017

Thanks for the info, Neville.

Clibu V2 - Accessible Knowledge - with full Smartphone, Tablet and Desktop PC support. 12/6/2017

Hi Neville Does Clibu 2 now work with Firefox? In the 2 blog posts from January you mentioned problems with Firefox. Thanks, Franz

Scrivener 3 is on the way… 12/2/2017

Anthony wrote: >You can write a letter with Word not a book. But it is a standard still >largely accepted (to be imported in Pro DTP software). Yes, you can write books in Word. I wrote more than 10...

Scrivener 3 is on the way… 12/1/2017

Graham Rhind wrote: >Is anybody familiar both with Scrivener (Windows version) and Writing >Outliner (a Word plugin)? If so, does anybody know how well Scrivener >might replace Writing Outliner? I...

Tell us about your book 11/30/2017

Thanks Daly. I'll tell my publisher that there is demand for an English version :-)

Tell us about your book 11/28/2017

Stephen Zeoli wrote: >I thought you were going to write, "It will be published as an e-book in >Germany when I can stop tweaking it to make it better." : ) In fact, I did write that but deleted it. M...

Tell us about your book 11/28/2017

I’ve written 24 books on computer software (MS DOS, Windows, Ventura Publisher, Pagemaker, Wordperfect, Star Writer, Outlook etc.), a computer encylopedia and a book on time management. They&#82...

is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper" 11/28/2017

Pierre: I see. Thanks. Two more apps to try when I finished my book :-)

is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper" 11/28/2017

Pierre Paul Landry wrote: >Agreed 100%, that's why I use more and more handwriting Ink documents. >- I can write stuff on my tablet, in the bus, continue working on it at >home / office with my tabl...

is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper" 11/27/2017

Thanks, Paul. I'll take a look.

is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper" 11/27/2017

Paul, that's what I am looking for in a Windows app. I have both licenses for Tinderbox and Curio but the main part of my work takes place on Windows machines.

is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper" 11/27/2017

Dellu wrote: >Of course, you can write extended text on one of the single bubbles in >Scapple. >I revised one dissertation on one panel of Scapple where I wrote >extended texts on one entry at times....

is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper" 11/26/2017

Funny thing. "Thinking on paper" means for me: thinking things through. I do that by mulling over things, writing thoughts down, connecting thoughts (through words and sentences I write down), getting...

Scrivener 3 is on the way… 11/22/2017

washere wrote: >If you think they should charge more than $25 or have >annual subscription, I'm sure they will be happy to hear your >suggestions. In the Lit&Latte forum, people often suggest chargi...

Scrivener 3 is on the way… 11/21/2017

washere wrote: >I wish they could charge less for current users. $25? Others charge more than that for an annual subscription. And I bet we'll be able to use Scriv3 for years - without subscription...

Scrivener 3 is on the way… 11/17/2017

xtabber wrote: >The remaining 90% of us will have to wait until sometime in 2018 to get >Scrivener 3. If you're impatient, you can get an (early) beta on Monday.

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