MadaboutDana
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Anybody played with TreeCells yet?
10/15/2010
Yes, sadly it's currently fairly dreadful. And doesn't have a Search or Find function, which to my mind makes it outrageous that he's trying to sell the thing...
Goalscape
10/15/2010
I have to say, I've had exceptionally good support from a number of German developers now (the lovely J?rg who programs DFM2HTML, for example, or Andreas at Telepark...).
ListPro for iPhone
10/15/2010
For those who care, ListPro has - finally! - produced an iPhone app! I've been keeping all sorts of useful fragments in ListPro ever since I owned a Palm m100; I've transferred it to Windows CE, then ...
Collaborative outlining
10/15/2010
We've just started playing with the really very impressive Kerio Workspace (http://www.kerio.com/workspace). For a piece of beta software, it's remarkably polished, and it's got some amazing features ...
Anybody played with TreeCells yet?
9/29/2010
Interesting discovery, this - looks like a French developer has produced a kind of ultra-simple spreadsheet that specialises in hierarchical layouts. Bloody good idea! I'm just testing out the trial e...
Anyone else enjoying Freeplane?
9/29/2010
Do try X-Mind as well, which is astonishingly accomplished (although possibly overkill for those who aren't thrilled by MindManager). Oh, and it's free and open-source, although X-Mind Pro looks prett...
Information Archive Suggestions
9/29/2010
Interesting question. I've given this a lot of thought, as it happens (we have corporate records dating back to 1990, in a similar variety of formats), and I've concluded that the safest format is in ...
Evernote2 replacement
8/4/2010
Thanks for the thoughts on Evernote, everybody - I stopped using it a few months back, even though I like many of the features very much.
But I have discovered a few really interesting alternatives. ...
InfoHesiveEP at 'bitsdujour' on 02/11/2009
12/10/2009
I've been playing with InfoHesive since it was a beta duckling, and it's come on a long way in a relatively short time. Version 1.0 was quite impressive, but rather slow. Version 2.0 is a whole lot fa...
List-making software
12/10/2009
... although nowadays I tend to put any list-y things in my personal Desktop version of Luminotes (now free, and really very good, although tagging would make it even better; it's at www.luminotes.com...
List-making software
12/10/2009
I once found a rather sweet little list maker. That's all it does, but it does it reasonably well. It's called ListSquared, and costs nothing.
What's your wishlist for an online outliner?
12/10/2009
I've used loads of outliners over the years, working primarily in Windows environments, and while I've got my perennial favourites (the two that have lasted longest are EssentialPIM - the free version...
Personal task manager with graphic feedback
12/10/2009
Actually, Graham, given your idiosyncratic requirements, you might want to take a look at TaskMerlin (the tour starts here: http://www.taskmerlin.com/tour/start.aspx?lp=td1). Looks rather nice, and wo...
Personal task manager with graphic feedback
12/10/2009
Just wondering if a GTD application would do it? There are plenty of variants on those around, of course, including Chandler and a number of other open-source options (I'll send you a few links, if yo...