Curio 11 is released

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Posted by Paul Korm
Jan 18, 2017 at 08:33 PM

Zengobi released Curio 11 today.

https://www.zengobi.com

I’ve been working with the beta program for quite awhile. Curio is a great application, which I highly recommend. It’s always open on my desktop. Indispensable.

Posted by Stephen Zeoli
Jan 19, 2017 at 04:49 PM

Thanks for the heads up, Paul. I just bought my upgrade!

Steve Z.

Posted by Franz Grieser
Jan 20, 2017 at 07:02 AM

Curio(u)s question: How does Curio handle syncing between 2 Macs?

a) the Scrivener way via Dropbox, iCloud etc. - i.e., you have to close a Curio file on machine A before opening the file on machine B?
b) the Ulysses way via iCloud - i.e., you can have the file open in 2 instances on 2 machines (maybe even more)

Thanks in advance, Franz

Posted by Stephen Zeoli
Jan 20, 2017 at 10:37 AM

Hi, Franz,

The Scrivener way. I wish Curio worked the way Ulysses does. Its nifty little helper app, Curiota, however, works the Ulysses way.

Franz Grieser wrote:
Curio(u)s question: How does Curio handle syncing between 2 Macs?
> >a) the Scrivener way via Dropbox, iCloud etc. - i.e., you have to close
>a Curio file on machine A before opening the file on machine B?
>b) the Ulysses way via iCloud - i.e., you can have the file open in 2
>instances on 2 machines (maybe even more)
> >Thanks in advance, Franz

Posted by Franz Grieser
Jan 20, 2017 at 03:22 PM

Hi Stephen.

Thanks for the precise answer. I’d prefer the Ulysses way, too. Curiota is nice, though.

And if I may ask: Tinderbox, I guess, also works the Scrivener way?

Best wishes, Franz

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