Stephen Zeoli wrote:

Razorboy,

If I understand what you're saying correctly, I agree with you. I have
appreciated the main interface of InfoSelect... it's just the rest of the program
that needs work. IS could get away with offering this "minimal categorization"
scheme, partly because it has a lightning fast search function. Not every note needs
to be "categorized" in the ways we discuss here, with tags, folders or categories.
Sometimes I just want to make a note, save it and know that I'll find it again easily.

And, yes, the "feel" of a program really matters to me a lot. It's one reason I have
never warmed up to UltraRecall.

Steve Z.

~~~~ "minimal categorization"~~~~~ Yes, that's the term, thank you.

I did a trial of IS10, got the heck rid of that after 3 days, and am now doing a trial of IS 9, which is good. (IS 10: Talk about a convoluted step backward...... .) Because there are so many options, I am also going to do trials of MyInfo, Debrief, ConnectedText, and WhizFolders. IS may still win the day, being "brain friendly" to me. But maybe not..... :