Ken
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Poretable Application Combinations
11/14/2008
Cassius wrote:
>I believe the Win 3.1 version of Ecco might be portable. If I recall correctly, it used
>an ini file rather than entries in the register. You might lose some functionality, or
>you...
Another Portable Application Question
11/14/2008
Both suggestions were very helpful, Stephen. As a side note, the Simbust calendar software was interesting, but had a few too many bugs for my taste. Simple, yes, but robust, I think not!
--Ken
Another Portable Application Question
11/14/2008
I am trying to determine which portable applications allow for tagging or multiple categories for items. I know that MyInfo has tags. I am looking at DebriefNotes, but cannot seem to find any taggin...
Poretable Application Combinations
11/12/2008
Stephen,
In a previous post, you mentioned programs from Simbust ( http://www.simbust.com/default.php ). Do you know anything about them?
--Ken
Poretable Application Combinations
11/12/2008
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>Another option to take a look at might be Debrief Notes, which also can be run from a USB
>drive. It is a fairly fully featured application combining notes and task
>management...
Poretable Application Combinations
11/12/2008
As I have been CRIMPing this last week or two (Surfulator, LWA and AM-Notebook), it dawned on me that my friend who was our network administrator at work left for a new job on Friday. While my copy o...
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>Well, frankly, I would argue that tagging is indeed a way of showing
>different views of the same data. So are other possibilities provided by the various
>info managers...
Chris Thompson wrote:
>One thing I've
>considered is getting one of those small 9-inch netbook computers just to run Ecco
>(and perhaps a mail client) -- basically the ultimate single purpose PIM.
...
Mike H wrote:
>You should take a look at InfoQube at sqlnotes.net:
>http://sites.google.com/site/infoqube/Home Pierre has built the software with
>Ecco users in mind, but has taken it into a numbe...
It may just be another case of CRIMP, but I have been thinking about my tried and true Ecco in light of recent events (suspension of UR; potential launch of IQ; new version of Surfulator). I am still...
Thanks for the information (on both of the above posts), Graham. Before I embark on trying time-limited software, are there any shareware programs that are useful for web clipping and organizing that...
For give my ignorance with this program, but does anybody know the terms of their trial software? I looked at their web site, but could not find any information. Also, I am assuming that this is not...
Graham Rhind wrote:
>I was looking for programs which I could
>run on a daily basis from a USB stick so that, when I did travel, I didn't need to move data
>backwards and forwards. Everything slow...
Hi Jim,
Thanks for posting this information. Their web site looks quite interesting ( http://kftf.ischool.washington.edu/index.htm ), and I will have to spend a few moments looking it over when I ha...
Looking for past post
10/13/2008
Hi Alexander,
Thank you for the reply, but unfortunately, it was not Listas. when time permits, I will try to review more past posts to see if I can find the links that I was trying to recollect.
-...
Looking for past post
10/9/2008
I feel like I am losing my mind. I thought there was a post in the last month or so that recommended, and linked to, two (new?) programs. One of the programs was primarily an on-line task manager th...
Ecco on a EEE PC
3/17/2008
It is a great idea, but our IT staff were able to get Ecco running on my machine. I will probably consider this idea again when Asus launches its EEE PC w/XP already installed.
Ecco on a EEE PC
3/13/2008
After using Ecco at work for 15 years, I may be forced to look at alternative options since I received a new machine and no longer have administrative rights. While my IT folks are looking into the r...
I sometimes wonder if I live in two different, but parallel, worlds. I hear and respect your personal observations with the different OS', but I also hear many people in the photographic community lo...
defense of Maxthink
11/20/2007
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>A nifty
>feature of the program is something called "invert." This allows you to turn
>sub-heads into heads. That is, if you have an outline that looks like this:
>
>1.
>Proje...
Software for organizing photos
11/12/2007
Two other free programs that work in conjunction with each other that you might consider are ImageIngester and Adobe's DNG converter. Image Ingester can easily add metadata in bulk while it is copyin...
Software for organizing photos
11/12/2007
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>Randall,
>
>I have a similar project in mind, though the number of slides is in the
>hundreds, not thousands. I have been looking for a low-cost slide scanning solution,
>but h...
Software for organizing photos
11/12/2007
As Jan and I sometimes cross paths at IDImager, I'll second his recommendation and add a few others.
iMatch is another powerful program, but the UI needs quite a bit of work before I would call it us...
Read/Annotate/Bookmark
10/30/2007
I am no fan of Adobe, but I tried an evaluation version of Foxit for annotating PDF files, and I thought it had a lot to be desired if that was the primary purpose for using it. And, it did not insta...
IBM Lotus Symphony BETA - Free
10/17/2007
OK Graham, I looked at the sample pages from your book. All I can say is that I will never play Trivial Pursuit with you! ;) All in all, your work seems like a very valuable reference for anybody ha...