MadaboutDana
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Agenda
2/19/2018
Yes, Agenda is one of those CRIMPers' nightmares - something that looks so attractive, you feel you SHOULD be using it, somehow. So you mess about with it sometimes, just to play; I have several dozen...
OmniOutliner 3 for iOS
2/19/2018
Yes, Outlinely and Cloud Outliner are the only two reasonably priced cross-platform outliners (in AppleWorld), although you could do worse than check out Scrivener's outlining abilities, which are act...
Hot damn! Well, I'm excited!
I think folders would be a great option, but not a vital option.
You would undoubtedly make many ageing Ecco Pro users happy, however!
Personally, I'm in favour of simplicity wherever possible. But...
SheetPlanner 1.0
2/13/2018
I agree with rogbar here - seeing stuff in context is quite important. I seem to remember Workflowy does this quite well?
After my rather frivolous remark above, I've very much enjoyed reading this thread. Fascinating! What a lot of good ideas!
There is something about being constrained to a screen and keyboard that bec...
I love the phrase "eek out", but I suspect you actually meant "eke out"?
I eek out all the time! Not to mention squeeking, freeking and geeking...
>More concretely, as an academic, I need to make su...
Pagico 8
2/9/2018
Worth noting that buying an extra Pagico licence for another machine only costs $5 - a bargain compared to some licensing terms...
Pagico 8
2/9/2018
Yes, it did tend to stumble heavily in its earlier incarnations, but as a team, we're now enjoying the stability and (on the whole) excellent interaction.
The streamlined Dashboard view (= Timeline/...
Diigo
2/8/2018
Ha, yes, I must say I enjoy working on Mac in a way I never really did on Windows (note that I still regularly use the latter for various technical reasons); I can't easily imagine going back, even th...
Diigo
2/7/2018
There's a lovely, little-known Mac utility that does something like that, and although the citation functionality looks a bit rudimentary at first sight, it's actually pretty powerful. It's called Res...
SheetPlanner 1.0
2/2/2018
Looking good - I'm excited!
Pagico 8
2/2/2018
Oh, and just to clarify on the subgroups thing (not desperately important for our small company, because in scheduling terms we tend to share everything, or else handle our own stuff via personal work...
Pagico 8
2/2/2018
Hi Alexander! No, I haven't really commented on collaboration, but of course it's a major factor in Pagico's new desirability. We've only just started using it in anger, so I won't pretend to be an ex...
Pagico 8
1/31/2018
That's been my experience. What's more, you can get as simple (or as complex) as you like. You could keep everything in the Inbox, if you wanted, or create lots of individual projects, or just a few b...
Pagico 8
1/31/2018
You're right!
Paul Korm wrote:
> Bill I think Xavier is Zapier.
Pagico 8
1/31/2018
I hear you, Paul. And have to agree – I haven't discovered one single app that can act as the hub of everything you do. Although you can drag and drop a lot of stuff into Pagico; not just files,...
Pagico 8
1/31/2018
Hi Jeffery; yes, I know what you mean, I tried Pagico 6, invested in Pagico 7 (but eventually discarded it) and have spent some considerable time working with Pagico 8 before finally recommending it t...
Pagico 8
1/30/2018
Hey Graham,
Not quite right: the software costs $50 for a personal licence, plus $5 per extra computer (but not mobile: the mobile app is free).
For a single personal workspace, enabling you to sync...
Pagico 8
1/30/2018
Ditto, Hugh. I hadn't touched Pagico for about two years, until I was reminded of it the other day by something completely unrelated.
I've been gratified to find that the whole thing makes much more ...
Pagico 8
1/30/2018
About the timeline: Well, that's true, and at first I too was a bit irritable about it, because as an inveterate CRIMPer, my first impulse was to customise it to my own preferred timeframes.
But actu...
Pagico 8
1/29/2018
After several years of watching Pagico, unsure at first whether it would survive (given its then complexity), I have finally been impressed enough to move our entire team over to it.
Why do I mention...
TiddlyWiki resurgent
1/29/2018
Dang! I've just very successfully distracted myself from serious work by reading this bit about Node.js and just having to experiment. And wow, it does work really well!
It also means you don't have ...
Write app from HamsterCoders
1/26/2018
... and Write have just contacted me offering a fairly generous discount for a lifetime licence. So I've gone and bought one.
The code to apply is JANVAL (or JANVALUE). In my case, JANVAL was applied...
Findings 2
1/26/2018
You're quite right, it's so useful for answering quiz questions. Should have thought of that.