Jack Crawford
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- May 2006
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- 1/2/2013
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TreeSheets
2/24/2009
For those interested in following Treesheet's development trajectory, a Google group has just been set up for further discussion and announcements.
http://groups.google.com/group/treesheets.
Jack
TreeSheets
2/23/2009
Cassius wrote:
>Jack, have you tried Inspiration (www.inspiration.com). It's a bit clunky,
>but...
Yes I have a licence for Inspiration and use it occasionally for business diagrams. It is one o...
TreeSheets
2/23/2009
I endorse the earlier comments that this is an intriguing and potentially very useful application. Out of the box, it seems powerful and practical.
If the outlining functionality was further develop...
Hello again Daly
Thanks for the comments
Daly de Gagne wrote:
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>Plus 45 temps is beyond normal for there isn't it? I know up in Queensland the
>temps get close to that, but didn't realize as far ...
Daly & Alex
Thanks for the message and good wishes
I also live in Melbourne Victoria, not far from Neville's business. We are in all a state of shock at what happened after temperatures of 46.4 C. ...
Task management help.
1/6/2009
Jim wrote:
>...................
>For email, I have been using Clearcontext. It runs in Outlook, and does a great
>job of allowing me to file things, and also to set up tasks based on emails. The pro...
Task management help.
1/5/2009
Jim
I've found out the hard way that (for me at least) a successful task management implementation must start with understanding the wider context i.e. where your tasks are coming from. Are your tas...
Easy enough to miss - it was buried in a recent thread about MindManager 8.
See www.outlinersoftware.com/topics/viewt/882
Jack
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
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>Stephen R. Diamond wrote:
>>Hi Jack,
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>>...
David Dunham wrote:
>Jack Crawford wrote:
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>>I would still love a reliable one-panel outliner that
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>>exports directly to Word.
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>If you're using Mac OS X, Opal does this (see the bottom
>of ...
>Jack Crawford wrote:
>>I would still love a reliable one-panel outliner that
>exports directly to Word.
>
>Do you know that InfoQube exports its one-pane outline to
>Word? (Select items, HTML Exp...
My main usage at the moment is:
. Am living inside Outlook more than before using the ClearContext add-in and the Michael Linenberger approach. Email is stored inside this system.
. OneNote for cre...
search for single repository
11/2/2008
Interesting topic (the main game I guess) and thought provoking comments.
It's disappointing about UR but that is the bleeding edge world of software. While I own a licence I haven't used UR since a...
The Ultimate (CRIMP) Steal
9/30/2008
Here's the Australian connection:
www.itsnotcheating.com.au
And the official Microsoft announcement is here:
www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2007/sep07/09-12UltimateStealPR.mspx
I took advantage ...
Opinions On TheBrain?
6/24/2008
Hi Al
I was interested in your reply, especially the volume of info bits you have stored in PB.
Would you mind giving us a bit more detail about how you use PB?
TIA
Jack
Question for the lawyers
6/13/2008
I can vouch for these problems with Notemap. I ran a test a while ago.
See http://www.outlinersoftware.com/topics/viewt/224/0/report-back-on-notemap-to-word-2007-path for details.
Jack
ClearContext for Outlook
4/9/2008
With the recent conversations here about GTD and emails, I felt inspired enough to start wading through the literally hundreds of GTD apps and many Outlook plug-ins. I came across an absolute stand-o...
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>Jack Crawford wrote:
>>My only refinement would be to move email syncing from important to
>critical.
>
>I would personally choose more general terms for a task manag...
Just to get back to Graham's original post and comprehensive list.
My only refinement would be to move email syncing from important to critical.
For many of us in corporate environments, most tasks ...
GTD reflections
4/2/2008
I thought it might be of interest to start a new discussion on this. I can't recall us talking about it in any real detail before except in a purely software perspective. I've taken the liberty to ...
>Graham Rhind wrote:
>I only started using Outlook with version 2007 (I’m no expert with it!) and I think it’s the new flagging system in that version that gives >no option to copy the e-mail inste...
Graham Rhind wrote:
I also have a problem with using Outlook as the basis of task
>management mainly because of its strange behaviour in deleting an associated e-mail
>when deleting a task. I k...
Graham Rhind wrote:
>Thanks for the inputs up to now! Just some responses in the meantime:
>
>>Chris Thompson wrote:
>>I honestly think "GTD" is a
>liability
>
>I agree entirely! I wrote in an Am...
An interesting new arrival in the Outlook GTD market is Foresight (at www.enhanceyouroutlook.com).
They seem to have ambitious business plans driven by a subscription user model - although the amount...
ConnectedText 3
3/14/2008
I'm also attracted by the ConnectedText upgrade. It's obviously a quality product.
However, what is putting me off (like Alx) is the pricing structure. I would want to use the USB version but this ...
Idea vs Omea Pro
3/10/2008
Dan360 wrote:
>what is the url for Idea?
The English URL is www.sycon.de/eng/index.htm
Idea! comes in different flavours and (conceptually at least) is a fascinating app that was a little ahead of...