The indefatigable Geoff Heard has completed his conversion of the MORE 3.1 documentation to PDF format. All four manuals, now including the 294-page Reference manual, can be downloaded from http://www.rhbnc.ac.uk/Classics/NJL/moredocs.html I've also included links to an assortment of other MORE resources and downloads, as a supplement to the outliners.com download page and John Faughnan's older MORE page; additions welcome. (Somebody in this forum did a very useful MORE conversion of the 3.1 Quick Reference, which I'd also like to link to - but I've forgotten who and where! Are you still out there?)

Major thanks are due to Geoff, who's really done a fantastic service. Bouquets, cash gifts &c. should be addressed to gheard@surf.net.au...

Nick Lowe.

Cash gifts in plain brown email wrapper only!

All of us using MORE owe a debt of gratitude to Brad Pettit for making the basic files available. I'm working through the Manual myself now -- what a fantastic program MORE is, now 10 years old in its final incarnation, and no-one has caught up to it yet.

Dave and team, thanks for a great program and thanks for making it available to us all now.

Cheers,
Geoff

Take me to your leader!

I am having a bit of trouble grasping the structure of this website but now that I've found fellow MORE users I am very excited. I have been using MORE 3.1 ever since it was released as my primary to do lists, project planning, phone lists and anything else involving my thinking. I have my original MORE 3.O packaging and manuals sitting right next to me.

My question is....
Is anybody else interested in MORE being updated with drag and drop capabilities plus anything else to keep it alive into OS X? Or is anybody already working on it? A year or so when I talked with Symantec, I was told that they would have no objection to letting us rework it.


Thanks,
Carl