Alexander Deliyannis
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Personal Brain development
12/4/2008
cpb wrote:
>Otherwise a fun toy!
I understand that Personal Brain may represent the state of the art in eye candy, but I cannot agree in calling it a toy, especially given the praise it has received ...
Personal Brain development
12/2/2008
From the Personal Brain newsletter:
Introducing Outline View, Tags, Mind Map Importing and More
New features hot out of TheBrain Development lab for you to beta:
? All New Outline View
? Saving o...
More InfoQube answers needed
11/28/2008
Just a note of support to Pierre; I think that he's done an admirable development job and I am also impressed by his providing a forum integrating several interaction tools for users to give feedback ...
Warning on Firefox 2.0.0.18
11/26/2008
Thanks Cassius,
I was wondering why someone would still use v2 of Firefox, since v3 has been out for sometime and seems stable enough. Then I realised that my Asus eee PC Firefox is v2 and there's st...
Another Portable Application Question
11/18/2008
UltraRecall also offers multiple categories and can work from a USB drive.
alx
Mindmapping
11/18/2008
Jim wrote:
>My thinking style is very visual, yet I haven't yet been
>able to get into mindmapping.
You are not the only one; I myself use it mostly for presenting information to others than for br...
Ultra Recall is DEAD!
11/18/2008
Cassius wrote:
>my earlier posting on the need for batch export or the
>use of something that permits standard file formats
>applies.
I agree. Fortunately, you have nothing to fear in this regard...
Zoot News
11/18/2008
I bought a license for Zoot when I enrolled in an online MBA course a year-and-a-half ago. I was hoping that it could be my main information manager for all my academic information.
On the way, I fo...
This has been a year of minimal new acquisitions; these have included SQLnotes (now InfoQube) which I am still learning and have great expectations for. Other than that, I made attempts to streamline ...
Poretable Application Combinations
11/18/2008
Not an information manager exactly, but you might want to take a look at SoftMaker Office 2008, which includes TextMaker (word processor), PlanMaker (spreadsheet) and SoftMaker Presentations (I guess ...
Poretable Application Combinations
11/12/2008
Sorry for the many posts; it seems that as soon as I post something another idea comes to mind that I hadn't thought of earlier.
Do take a look at PortableApps http://portableapps.com/ --it may be ab...
Poretable Application Combinations
11/12/2008
+Of course, UltraRecall is another candidate that works from a USB stick (I never have used it as such myslef due to the size of my databases) and its files can be encrypted. In addition, UR can sync ...
MindManager 8
11/12/2008
Here's a more detailed review:
http://mindmappingsoftwareblog.com/mindmanager-8-released/
MM's slowness was one of the reasons I never upgraded to v.7. Now v.8's features are indeed very interesting ...
Poretable Application Combinations
11/12/2008
+ If you don't need to add web clippings, just to access what you already have, Surfulater can export everything to an HTML with Java package that wprks brilliantly.
Poretable Application Combinations
11/12/2008
Brainstorm on USB would be by far the #1 portable application for me.
$Bill wrote:
>Virtual Machine technology enables me to run Win XP from within my Win
>Vista OS or even a Mac OS.
I've been impressed myself in this regard. In Linux, before even having a go at inst...
MindManager 8
11/11/2008
The new MindManager has taken some interesting steps towards integration with, well, just about everything but the kitchen sink. Take a look: http://www.mindjet.com/products/mindmanager/
Brainstorm's...
I want it all, now!
11/11/2008
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>cross-platform and we-aware
That should have been "web-aware"
I want it all, now!
11/11/2008
Hugh wrote:
>Let loose the gorilla and all that could change.
Perhaps; on the other hand, it could increase the size of the market, which is still marginal at best.
I believe that eventually, whate...
I want it all, now!
11/7/2008
quant wrote:
>web 2.0? What is it?
Well, if you prefer, you might use the term 'webware' which is perhaps more descriptive. The original web ("1.0") was a global evolution of hypertext, in short a c...
I want it all, now!
11/7/2008
With the festive season not too far away, I thought I'd post my wishes for the software we discuss here, i.e. information managers. (It's not much, and quite a bit is actually already available one wa...
Ken wrote:
>But, I am surprised that more developers cannot see
>the value of customizable columns and the ability to look at the same data in different
>contexts. Perhaps I have not been looking, ...
>>(Surf-U-Later) also has a toolbar icon in IE at least (I don’t have Firefox).
>>Check your toolbar settings in IE.
>I rechecked my IE settings, but in IE there’s only SUL button, not a...
grabbing info from wikipedia
11/5/2008
Works fine in Surfulater too.
alx
Hi Michal,
Excellent comparison! I've never tried WebResearch but now I feel as if I have :-)
Just a couple of clarifications on Surfulater which I have been using for almost two years now and am de...