StorYBook
Started by Tom S.
on 12/30/2008
Tom S.
12/30/2008 8:21 pm
Any of you guys ever use this writing software? The price is right...
http://storybook.intertec.ch/?g_page=home&g_lang=en
Thanks,
Tom S.
http://storybook.intertec.ch/?g_page=home&g_lang=en
Thanks,
Tom S.
Michal
1/1/2009 3:27 pm
Hi Tom.
Nope, I don't know StorYBook, thanks for pointing it out. I watched the demo. It reminds me a little of another JAVA app which I own and love - SuperNoteCard http://www.mindola.com/snc/index.html
SuperNoteCard's treatment of character/setting etc. is different, but the storyboard feature is similar. I prefer SNC because it's the next best thing to index cards :)
BTW if you like index cards you could sneak a peek at ndxCards http://www.ndxcards.com/index.asp
Michal
Nope, I don't know StorYBook, thanks for pointing it out. I watched the demo. It reminds me a little of another JAVA app which I own and love - SuperNoteCard http://www.mindola.com/snc/index.html
SuperNoteCard's treatment of character/setting etc. is different, but the storyboard feature is similar. I prefer SNC because it's the next best thing to index cards :)
BTW if you like index cards you could sneak a peek at ndxCards http://www.ndxcards.com/index.asp
Michal
Tom S.
1/2/2009 3:26 pm
Hi, Michal.
Thanks for the response. I have looked at these programs in the past and they do, in fact, look like they would fit my needs. Though I don't mind paying for good software, the full version of neither is entirely free (I think Super Note Card does have a free version, though).
What caught my eye was that StorYBook was that its cross platform, specifically that its Linux compatible. I believe its also open source. I was just curious to see if anyone had any experience with it and how it measured up to other offerings before I downloaded it and started doing any serious work with it. There was a time when I'd download and try anything at the drop of a hat. But I'm at a point right now where I just don't do that anymore without good reason to believe its going to work.
Thanks, again.
Tom S.
Thanks for the response. I have looked at these programs in the past and they do, in fact, look like they would fit my needs. Though I don't mind paying for good software, the full version of neither is entirely free (I think Super Note Card does have a free version, though).
What caught my eye was that StorYBook was that its cross platform, specifically that its Linux compatible. I believe its also open source. I was just curious to see if anyone had any experience with it and how it measured up to other offerings before I downloaded it and started doing any serious work with it. There was a time when I'd download and try anything at the drop of a hat. But I'm at a point right now where I just don't do that anymore without good reason to believe its going to work.
Thanks, again.
Tom S.
