That looks very good Edwin! Keep on with the good work... S?bastien

Edwin, Up to me, tags are OK if they are not written down by the user but *proposed* by your program (So I'm not sure if I can still call it a "tag"). Each word used for indexation would simply be sh...

Hi Edwin, I'm glad you like the idea! I'm always very enthusiastic about new projects, especially when it's about writing software. And what you describe is very exciting and ambitious. But it's ver...

Hello Edwin, Thank you very much for your words about CbC. I did not want to say that Scrivener or Writing Outliner can be restrictive in some way. The fact is that there are merely two kinds of wri...

Hello! Edwin, I'm the author of CbC and I'm glad you appreciate it. What your're developing seems very different to me, although some overlaps may blur those differences. CbC is Word with a project t...

Hi, Alexander, I'd be happy to get your feedback on CbC. Let me know if you have any problem or suggestion. I'm always eager to see how other writers use my software, and how it can be improved. Seb...

Hi, Have you tried Personal Memory Manager ? http://www.pmm.nl/ I haven't bought it yet but it looks very good to me. Have a nice day, Sebastien

Hello, I'm a big fan of SNC. I'd even say it's the only tool worth using to structure a novel. I tried Writer Blocks, ndxCards and a few others and I just can't see them help me in any way. Scrivener...

Thank you Graham, Unfortunately, it works on unix based systems only, and I can't imagine working with an engineer-designed word processor like Emacs ;-) Anyway, Remembrance is very very interesting,...

Franz, Steve and Ken, Thank you very much for your answers. I am very surprised that only DevonThink has this kind of feature. It looks brilliant ! This will be the first app I'll purchase if I swit...

Hello, I'm looking for a outliner for my (fiction) writing works. I need a very accurate feature, I've tested dozens of outliners and they all lack it, so I'm afraid I'm doomed to CRIMT ("T" because ...