Paul Korm
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12/3/2017
"Elitist"? Hardly. Sometimes the initial post from a new member gets missed. No doubt Chris will take care of things.
Lucine wrote:
>I wouldn't be surprised if this was some elitist forum that doe...
MindNode mind mapper reaches version 5
12/2/2017
Hmm, perhaps you're thinking of another app. The current version 5 does not require a single central node -- and going back several years I can see numerous maps with multiple "main" nodes. Anyway,...
MindNode mind mapper reaches version 5
12/1/2017
A new version of MindNode -- a handsome mind mapping application for Mac and iOS -- is available on the two App Stores.
https://mindnode.com
There's a few new features, but this is mainly a more pol...
Tell us about your book
11/30/2017
No books, but I write approximately 150,000 words/year for clients (IT strategy, mainly). So that's sort of counts as a couple or three books per year for the past few decades. All planned out in ...
So, is ConnectedText really dead now?
11/30/2017
Sure, use the Contact page, form, or send Eduardo an email, all available here:
http://connectedtext.com/contact.php
shatteredmindofbob wrote:
>As far as bringing it up on the official forum, you ne...
So, is ConnectedText really dead now?
11/29/2017
Any developer always prefers to be addressed directly -- in their own forum or support pages. And it is polite. For a single individual the whole effort to create and support software is more than ...
So, is ConnectedText really dead now?
11/29/2017
The website is up. The forum is available. There's nothing posted on the site about going out of business. The software works.
Raccon wrote:
Just learned about it and the website is down.
>I se...
Scrivener 3 is on the way…
11/28/2017
A tiny, barely noticeable feature in Scrivener 3 that told me this was thoughtfully crafted software: on macOS the icon on Scrivener 3 files now show the author's name and name of the manuscript in t...
is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper"
11/27/2017
Some possibilities for Windows are (in my order of preference):
Southbeach Modeller (Windows-only)
Insight Maker (web based)
ThinkComposer (Windows-only)
Franz Grieser wrote:
Paul,
>that's what I am...
is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper"
11/27/2017
Any figure on a Curio map (they're called "idea spaces") can have text associated with it, which is added / edited in a "figure notes" panel. The figure notes panel is an always-on-top window so you...
is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper"
11/26/2017
Here's a "thinking with Curio" map I used to make myself step back and sort out my work planning processes.
http://d.pr/i/2MZKPm
is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper"
11/26/2017
A very nice mapping example, Steve. Thank you for creating and sharing.
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
This topic inspired me to create a Tinderbox map showing some of the
>ways you might use such a map as a ...
is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper"
11/25/2017
Since the theme of the thread is software -- pllease share the names of the "couple of softwares not mentioned" and "another software"
@washere wrote
>Further down the chain, for Mind Mapping, needed...
is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper"
11/24/2017
Tinderbox maps can do everything Scapple maps do -- plus several dozen additional features not possible at all with Scapple.
Scapple's minimalist feature set is nice, but I would never consider it fo...
Gingko or Dynalist?
11/22/2017
I write quite few process narratives for clients, which are generally done in Word and include embedded Visio flowcharts.
You didn't mention why you need a web-based editor -- is it for collaboration...
Scrivener 3 is on the way…
11/22/2017
There is an updated version of the Take Control book for Scrivener 3.
https://www.takecontrolbooks.com/scrivener-3
The Take Control books are helpful, additional "missing manuals" -- although, the ...
TheBrain 9 reaches its beta phase
11/21/2017
TheBrain yesterday issued an update to v9 (b231) that re-introduces two-way sync with Google Calendars.
This feature has been on vacation since TheBrain 8 and it's good to see it come back.
Scrivener 3 is on the way…
11/21/2017
Along with Scrivener 3 (Mac) there is an updated v1.3 for Scapple (Mac) that has some minor UI tweaks and compatibility fixes for High Sierra.
Interesting one of the release changes is "A “Scap...
Scrivener 3 is on the way…
11/20/2017
Scrivener 3 (Mac only) is now released and available for sale as of noon ET U.S.
TheBrain 9 reaches its beta phase
11/19/2017
I believe TheBrain 9 is about as non-beta it can be while still be called a "Late Beta" by the company. It's the default download. If you go looking for TheBrain 8 you see "Although no longer suppo...
What is the oldest application you use?
11/10/2017
The application I've used longer than any is MS Word -- going back to the late 1980s with WinWord 1.0 on Windows 2. Although I preferred WordStar, which I used from the early 1980s (I think) but Wor...
New version of Tinderbox now available
11/10/2017
A quicklook plugin that displays the Tinderbox document in a preview is feasible but challenging -- the document can have numerous tabs, folded hierarchies, thousands of notes: so the developer would ...
New version of Tinderbox now available
11/8/2017
I doubt you'll ever see that feature. Tinderbox "notes" are text inside XML files, conglomerated with lots of other text and coding -- there's no discrete "note" to search for.
Dellu wrote:
>Inabili...
Crossover supports Chrome
11/7/2017
CodeWeavers, maker of Crossover, which supports running Windows applications on other OS, announced they now support Chrome:
https://www.codeweavers.com/support/forums/announce/?t=24;mhl=202152;msg=2...
New version of Tinderbox now available
11/7/2017
It is also possible to "watch" a DEVONthink group (i.e., a folder) with a similar approach in 7.3.x. Be aware that the instructions for this in the release notes are a bit inaccurate.