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MadaboutDana

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PDFs on my Ipad 5/15/2017
For your tagging purposes, Magenda, you may want to take a look at Together, which is a very powerful information management app. Like the Dropbox app mentioned by Donovan, you can save PDFs to Togeth...
jotting in mac: NoteAway, Curiota, nvALT or Unclutter 5/15/2017
Jo Paul! Gut, dich wieder zu sehen! Yep, I've used both, and they're really rather good, although Paul's reservation is quite right. The better of the two is TaskCard, which has all the features of N...
Tagspaces 5/11/2017
Hm, TagSpaces has made some huge advances. I particularly like their article on Cryptomator (sounds very useful for all kinds of other uses, too), and the fact they supply an open-source WebDAV server...
Dynalist adds Tag Panel 5/9/2017
How cool is that! I love the explicit numbers next to tags (more apps should do that, IMHO), and the sorting of tags by frequency (although it would be nice to have other options too). Dynalist is l...
jotting in mac: NoteAway, Curiota, nvALT or Unclutter 5/9/2017
I agree; it would be cool to have Stickies on iOS as well - I think that would make it a preferred jotting medium for me.
Come back, Paul Korm - we need you! 5/8/2017
Mein lieber Paul, komm sofort zurück! Ohne dich macht's sehr viel weniger Spaß! Und niemand hat deine Kommentare übelgenommen - wirklich! Beste Grüße, Bill
jotting in mac: NoteAway, Curiota, nvALT or Unclutter 5/8/2017
Quite agree about Curiota - I use it for saving web pages (as PDFs), plus all sorts of little jottings. I also use Unclutter for taking quick notes and as a clipboard extender (does that very nicely)...
Collaborative Outline about Outliners that work on both macOS and iOS 5/5/2017
I think the issue here is the term "outliner". What exactly do you mean by "outliner"? For example, I suspect I'm right in thinking that you don't regard two-pane (notebook-style) outliners as valid ...
Collaborative Outline about Outliners that work on both macOS and iOS 5/3/2017
MagicalPad probably belongs on there, too, although development seems to have ground to a halt
Code Sector releases Direct Folders 3.8 - half price today 4/22/2017
Like yourself, this was one of my first go-to apps for Windows. Amazing! Ah well. Macs have most (but not all) of this functionality built-in.
Dynalist iOS beta 4/22/2017
Really quite impressive. And another nice addition to the increasingly crowded Mac outliner space!
Microsoft Buys Wunderlist 4/22/2017
Dunno so much - Microsoft To Do appears to be a severely emasculated version of Wunderlist. The closest thing to Wunderlist now in existence is WeDo, which is so similar as to be a WunderClone. Althou...
Outlinely lowers iOS subscription price 4/20/2017
Yes, because of Outlinely's complex folding abilities, its actual file format is XML, so it's definitely not directly compatible with Markdown etc. However, it does export Markdown, as Paul says.
Outlinely lowers iOS subscription price 4/19/2017
I'm delighted to hear it. Outlinely has become one of my go-to info organisers (along with Bear and Ulysses). I keep trying to give MWeb and TextNut a chance (both nearly as good, but not quite as ref...
Musing on the Mac... 4/11/2017
True, Chrome OS is pretty cool. But as you say, the side-by-side PowerPoint/Keynote trick is a no-go (at least for the time being). And what would I do without my massive DEVONthink databases? Well, t...
Musing on the Mac... 4/11/2017
Ha, yes, I entirely agree about your development points - I remain totally unable to see (and I'm not even a developer!) why the App Store shouldn't enable upgrades. One-off payments are nice, but sca...
Musing on the Mac... 4/10/2017
I've just finished translating a very large presentation in Keynote, over 110 slides, full of graphics, videos etc. At a certain stage in the process, this involved putting the German original up alo...
Devonthink To Go or Bookends on Tap 4/9/2017
I note that Bookends is compatible with DEVONthink in any case, so if the various cunning synchronisation ploys described on the Sonny Software website don't work for you, you might find you can integ...
Omni Outliner 5 is set to launch 4/7/2017
There was a nice simple switch in the Beta version, but I suspect it isn't there in the final release. Cheers, Bill
Omni Outliner 5 is set to launch 4/6/2017
Just acquired the Essentials version, which is cheap and pleasant. Very basic compared to e.g. Outlinely, but then you're only paying 10 dollars/pounds/other currency of your choice, and not a subsc...
New mind-mapping app 4/6/2017
True, Paul, but on the other hand, you have now (very slightly) advanced the cause of CRIMPing, than which what is more valuable? Pizza or CRIMPing? I know which I'd choose... Now, should I go for ...
New mind-mapping app 4/5/2017
Hm, just discovered an intriguing version of Xmind for macOS and iOS: Lighten (lighten.xmind.net). Apart from some apparent hiccups on the Mac, it looks like a nice - if fairly basic - piece of softw...
Devonthink To Go or Bookends on Tap 3/28/2017
I'd agree with Paul on this. DTTG is your (highly flexible) friend.
Meta: can forum keep us logged in longer? 3/21/2017
Thanks, Chris. You're a Magic Bunny with Enormous Furry Ears! Cheers, Bill
Outline (by Gorillized) and Notebooks (by Alfons Schmid) 3/8/2017
Those nostalgic for Idealist might want to check out Qercus, which is still under development: https://sourceforge.net/projects/qercus/
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