Alexander Deliyannis
9/25/2011 5:11 pm
JBfrom wrote:
Sense is for long texts, which I am currently not writing very often, but should resume to in the near future.
Sense is taking over from Brainstorm for such texts mainly for two reasons: (a) better overview; its navigator pane is collapsible and editable, contrary to Brainstorm's balloon view and (b) much better support of different locales.
Not a bad system at all Alex, those choices make a great deal of sense. I could see myself
using some of those as extensions in the roles you mentioned. Specifically Evernote
for collection, Treesheets for project mapping and UR for contacts. What's Sense
for?
Sense is for long texts, which I am currently not writing very often, but should resume to in the near future.
Sense is taking over from Brainstorm for such texts mainly for two reasons: (a) better overview; its navigator pane is collapsible and editable, contrary to Brainstorm's balloon view and (b) much better support of different locales.