Alexander Deliyannis
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Wayne K wrote:
>I haven't found a Chrome add-on that does a similar job with pdf's.
>If I could find one, that would solve the problem
I don't have something to propose if you want the PDF page to...
Wayne, you could try a tool such as the Google Chrome extension Note Anywhere. I copy from the description: "with this ext, you can make notes on any web page, any position. When you open that page ag...
Pierre Paul Landry wrote:
>InfoQube certainly qualifies as an outliner with tree structure and
>formula support (with both row and column equations)
Pierre, of course, that was an important omission ...
I prefer to reply here for reference, as it seems a very relevant topic for this site. Could you copy the reply linking back here? I am unlikely to follow up on the discussion in another forum.
The c...
Nozbe on sale until today
9/19/2013
FYI
http://www.nozbe.com/offer_summer/
I have taken the plunge because Nozbe is the only capable task manager I* have tried which offers both (good) team features and offline access from various devi...
speech to text to notetaking app
9/19/2013
jimspoon wrote:
>Gary, that is an interesting approach. I have watched videos about
>audio notetaker and installed it once - didn't give it much of a
>workout. I was really put off by the price - $1...
MadaboutDana wrote:
>You have to specify
>each language individually, and even then it doesn't always retain the
>per-note setting - especially if you're mixing e.g. German text with
>e.g. English ann...
Gary Carson wrote:
>I was thinking I might be able to do the same kind of thing with a
>digital camera rather than a smartphone, but I've tried taking pictures
>of maps and documents with my camera an...
dan7000 wrote:
>Then when I find a page I want
>to copy, I do a screenshot on my iPad (or on my Android tablet I used to
>have a 3d party app for this).
May I ask what that 3rd party Android app wa...
Markdown vs WSYWYG
9/11/2013
Chris Murtland wrote:
>There probably won't ever be one application that does everything and
>meets everyone's needs. I keep dreaming of the total, integrated
>solution, but I think the ever-increasin...
For once, a tool for iOS discussed here which is also available for Android (ABBYY TextGrabber + Translator in Google Play)
Dr Andus wrote:
TextGrabber on iOS seems to take us a step closer to taking...
Text-based workflow
9/7/2013
...and for $4.99.
Text-based workflow
9/7/2013
If I understand things correctly, this is nothing less than amazing; it does for writing what Zoot does for personal databases...
Better Bookmarking?
9/3/2013
You should know me better than that! of course a couple of quid would never stop a CRIMPer worth their name. it's just that I don't own an iOS device. And that's where I draw the line. ..
Markdown vs WSYWYG
9/3/2013
After what was probably the most challenging summer of my life (I may talk about that another time...) I decided to buy myself a gift and purchased the Galaxy Note 8" tablet. It is a very good piece o...
Better Bookmarking?
9/3/2013
The problem is that there doesn't seem to be a way to create a web account without the iOS app http://handcarvedcode.com/support/priorities/ so I can't even test it...
Better Bookmarking?
9/3/2013
Ken wrote:
>Can you say any more about this app/web service? Is there something in
>particular that you like about it? I am assuming that it is stable and
>syncs well. Is it actively supported?
An...
Markdown vs WSYWYG
9/1/2013
The two main advantages of MarkDown go hand in hand:
- it is stored in plain text files, so you can use it with any editor
- it is human-readable, i.e. unlike HTML it doesn't interfere with the text...
Two tiny, useful utilities
9/1/2013
I think this is the place to add reference to PureText http://stevemiller.net/puretext/ a utility I've found extremely useful during my computer life: it is the equivalent of Paste Unformatted or Past...
Better Bookmarking?
8/31/2013
Linkstash is exactly that--a 2-pane outline optimised for organising links. For personal use I find it ideal. But I can also understand the social sharing approach for which PIMs are far from ideal.
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Better Bookmarking?
8/27/2013
Like Steve, I use Linkstash as my main 'classic' bookmarker. It is light, fast and browser-agnostic. The latter is particularly important for me as over the years my main browser has been Opera, then ...
Is a Semantic Web in Your Future?
8/24/2013
My experience with Pearltrees is minimal at the moment, but I would differentiate it from the likes of Digg and Stumbleupon (I have never used Chimein) which focus on rating/commenting single websites...
Now Catch is discontinued
8/23/2013
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>2. Re Simplenote: I used the premium (paid) version for quite a few
>months. After the third extensive data loss during the
>Resophnotes/Simplenote sync I decided to quit....
Is a Semantic Web in Your Future?
8/18/2013
Now that Twine is long gone and (almost) forgotten, people interested in organised knowledge sharing might want to try out Pearltrees http://pearltrees.com
As usual with such free offerings, don't ...
TaskUnifer
8/17/2013
Ken wrote:
>Thanks, Alexander. I am not sure why I forgot about this program. Have
>you used it as well as TaskUnifier?
Not really; Linux is too important for me for this kind of tool so I moved on...