I am testing NotaBene
Posted by opentriz
on 8/13/2005
opentriz
8/13/2005 2:00 am
Hello all,
I am testing NotaBene 7.0 and I am very impressed about this application. The demo version allows 90 days for testing and I think I will need this time because the program is very sophisticated. But overall it is what I am looking for as an addition to ADM and Word. Thank you all for the hint to NotaBene.
There is one obstacle for me to get it: The price. But the price level is ok to what I have seen so far.
Dominik
I am testing NotaBene 7.0 and I am very impressed about this application. The demo version allows 90 days for testing and I think I will need this time because the program is very sophisticated. But overall it is what I am looking for as an addition to ADM and Word. Thank you all for the hint to NotaBene.
There is one obstacle for me to get it: The price. But the price level is ok to what I have seen so far.
Dominik
graham.smith
8/13/2005 3:47 am
Good luck with NB, it is a great program, but as you say requires rather a lot of learning.
As you may have picked up, I think I am being forced to abandon it for Word, as I've had to accept that I need documents that are fully compatible with Word.
Have a look at http://www.notabene.com/80new.html for the list of features in the current beta of the next version, and if you didn't pick it up in my earlier post here is a link to a link that allows you to join the NB mail list. http://www.penticoff.com/nb/xtras/links.htm
Graham
As you may have picked up, I think I am being forced to abandon it for Word, as I've had to accept that I need documents that are fully compatible with Word.
Have a look at http://www.notabene.com/80new.html for the list of features in the current beta of the next version, and if you didn't pick it up in my earlier post here is a link to a link that allows you to join the NB mail list. http://www.penticoff.com/nb/xtras/links.htm
Graham