Alexander Deliyannis
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Hi Mitchell,
First a clarification: I am not sure that "an outline from a web page" stands for a specific format, because a what shows like the same outline in a web page can have several different ...
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>I don't believe that aesthetics deals
>strictly with the visual, which was my point about GrandView. GV's beauty was in its
>functionality, both in its usability and in how it ...
I am at the final writing stages of my MBA dissertation and I must say that for it, like for several professional projects in the past, information management software has been worth my investment; I ...
Scott,
Have you tried NoteCase Pro? http://www.virtual-sky.com/index.php
I can't compare it to OmniOutliner as I've never used it, but it's powerful and supported by a very capable developer who's op...
Cassius wrote:
>I haven't installed SP3 because I've found
>that a lot of MS updates foul up other software.
Sideline: My own experience with the various Service Packs is the opposite; performance...
shatteredmindofbob wrote:
>...did I read that price correctly? ...woah. And people say The Brain and Notemap are
>pricey...
Yeah, but check out the student license --less than 10% of the price.
Wes Perdue wrote:
>Btw, I believe you can create local
>notebooks that are never sync'd.
Yes you can. I have a 'temporary' notebook that I have selected not to sync. However, once you choose what t...
Off topic: Good, inexpensive database
10/4/2009
Sorry, I put @Steve in the wrong place; this is how it should have been:
(continued to Achim) As expensive as the SDK sounds, I find the price reasonable as one can use it to develop commercial appl...
Off topic: Good, inexpensive database
10/4/2009
Hello Achim, and thanks for your first post; I hope that more will follow :-)
Thanks for the heads-up on Brilliant Database; I think it has been mentioned here in the past but I hadn't noted it at th...
Off topic: Good, inexpensive database
10/3/2009
I was also about to suggest the Alpha range of products. Alpha Four was originally a DOS product but version 8 is designed specifically to work with Windows XP, 2000 ME, 98 and 95. I used it extensive...
First of all, let me say that I find it very interesting that a programmer contacts this forum for advice prior to commencing their software's development. As far as I know this is the first time that...
Some food for thought: "MindMap Navigator is a MindManager addin that simplifies visibility and navigation on big maps." MM Navigator's interface is very familiar --it is a regular outline tree:
http:...
Notefrog Pro on Bits du Jour today ...
8/30/2009
...is mentioned by users as successor to InfoSelect and Tornado notes from the DOS days:
http://www.bitsdujour.com/software/notefrog-professional/
Summer 2009 PIM roll-call
8/4/2009
Jan,
many many thanks for this presentation; I've been trying for some time to get to grips with IQ (though I admit that the time I have devoted has been off and on) and what you just wrote summaris...
Summer 2009 PIM roll-call
8/1/2009
Tom S. wrote:
>How is what you
>described for Evernote different from gmail with the google toolbar's "send to"
>function? I find gmail's tagging system faster and easier to use with the relevant
...
Summer 2009 PIM roll-call
8/1/2009
My WINDOWS setup (running Windows XP on notebook and office desktop; files synced via NomaDesk webdrive and SuperFlexible)
Todo: Notecase Pro syncing with Projekt (on Symbian smartphone) - Smatphone ...
Delicious-like tool for notes?
8/1/2009
A tool which works very well with tags (in fact it's very hard to use it extensively without resorting to tags) is Evernote. I will be posting a bit about it in the Summer 2009 PIM roll-call thread wh...
Delicious-like tool for notes?
8/1/2009
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>The most famous such hierarchical list
>is the Library of Congress reference, but I haven't seen it anywhere
>online.
Update: Here are a couple of links to part of the ...
Mindsystems Amode on Bits
7/7/2009
Steve, thanks for the heads up. I have actually unsubscribed from BdJ in order to reduce my CRIMPing. I figured that if something is interesting enough, someone will be kind enough to ping me --you di...
I know that this is quite off-topic, though mail programs have been discussed here before; nevertheless I do hope that
(a) it is both quite relevant to recent discussions on software development bus...
UltraRecall is not the only outliner using an SQL infrastructure. In my view this has started to become quite common in information management software, even if the user interface looks similar to old...
I was quite impressed by Normfall Manager's presentation, so I downloaded and installed it. Sure enough, it has a 3-pane outline layout (tree, attached files, notes pane) reminiscent of IDEA!, Zoot an...
Delicious-like tool for notes?
6/18/2009
miTaggedMarks wrote:
>Do you know of any application or web site that uses
>such hierarchy of keywords/tags?
>
>Michael
The most famous such hierarchical list is the Library of Congress reference,...
Delicious-like tool for notes?
6/17/2009
One thing that personally empedes me from using tags more in programs that support them (such as Surfulater) is the arbitrary process of setting one's own tags.
I personally tend to use tags more in...
Dominik,
Normfall Manager looks like a very powerful application; I am surprised I've never seen it mentioned before (not even by the lawyers here, to which it is originally aimed). Once again, it is...