Stephen Zeoli
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Tell us about your book
12/10/2017
Thanks, everyone, for sharing. As I suspected, lots of impressive work!
Steve Z.
Speare word processor
12/5/2017
Thanks for bringing our attention to this interesting writing app. That the writing box is at the bottom of the screen is problematic, I think. Most people prefer to look at the center of the screen. ...
Scrivener 3 is on the way…
12/3/2017
Those who are writing hefty technical tomes on a Mac would do well to check out Mellel.
https://www.mellel.com
It's not for people who want to write with Markdown, but it appears to have a full fea...
Dynalist issue... maybe not
11/29/2017
In one of the other threads, I mentioned that I had lost a list in Dynalist. I now realize that it is possible (though I'm still not sure) that this was my error and not a problem with Dynalist. I won...
Tell us about your book
11/28/2017
Franz Grieser wrote:
>The book I am writing right now is a how-to book on how to deal with
>perfectionism. It will be published as an e-book in Germany by the end
>of this year.
I thought you were ...
Tell us about your book
11/28/2017
In the Scapple thread, Franz referenced a book he is writing. It got me wondering how many of us have used our outliner knowledge (and obsession, for some of us) for writing books. And that got me cur...
Gingko or Dynalist?
11/27/2017
No. They are baffled by it too. They tried to reproduce it, and couldn't... not surprising, because I didn't give them a lot of detail about how it happened, since it took me by surprise... I wasn't k...
Gingko or Dynalist?
11/27/2017
Just for the record, I had mentioned sending a message to Dynalist about the problem I had and not getting a response. Since then, Erica from Dynalist has responded to my comment about losing a list.
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is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper"
11/26/2017
Nice map. I bet it was also fun to build it.
Dellu wrote:
Here is a map I created in 2013 to represent the relations among my
>research tools in 2013.
>it is totally ugly; but was fast to write and...
is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper"
11/26/2017
This topic inspired me to create a Tinderbox map showing some of the ways you might use such a map as a thinking space. You can view the screenshot here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rm3xfmuxzjwu1yf/Tin...
That's impressive, Andy. Looking forward to trying it out.
Steve Z.
is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper"
11/24/2017
Another white board app that compares to Scapple is Curio. Of course, like Tinderbox, Curio is much more than a concept mapping app. But it does that Scapple-like work pretty well. It is more expensiv...
is Scapple the best for "thinking on paper"
11/24/2017
Now that Scapple has labels for the links, it may be. (I haven't been able to use this feature, because the new version isn't up on the App Store yet.) But Tinderbox is hard to beat. You can write a l...
Gingko or Dynalist?
11/22/2017
In fairness, the Pro version of Dynalist does have a backup feature. You can backup to Dropbox or Google Drive (or both). It also does Version History (a recent addition), and I may have been able to ...
Gingko or Dynalist?
11/22/2017
I love Dynalist, but I just had a harrowing experience with it. I had one long list disappear as if deleted. I had opened the list (which was a node of a parent list) in the browser of three different...
TheBrain 9 reaches its beta phase
11/18/2017
Try TheBrain 9. It has been completely rewritten. The versions you tried before were all Java-based. They've abandoned Java and have written native applications for Mac and Windows. I use TheBrain 9 o...
What is the oldest application you use?
11/16/2017
Clueless,
I think you win the trophy for oldest apps! I have access to Grandview, a DOS outliner -- in my opinion the best application ever -- on my MacBook with DOSBox, but unfortunately I can't say...
What is the oldest application you use?
11/10/2017
Your mention of KEdit reminds me that an application that is a bit old on my Windows machine, but which I use almost daily is NoteTab. I use 6.2 standard, which I like better than version 7, because i...
New version of Tinderbox now available
11/8/2017
If there was a "like" icon for this comment, I would have clicked it.
Andy Brice wrote:
That is an interesting idea. I migth steal it for Hyper Plan. ;0)
What is the oldest application you use?
11/8/2017
Just to add a little more detail, Brainstorm was originally developed for DOS. The original programmers updated it to Windows and kept improving it until about ten years ago, then transferred ownershi...
New version of Tinderbox now available
11/7/2017
Version 7.3 of Tinderbox was just released. It has a new feature that promises to be very handy. You can set up a Tbox document to watch a Finder folder and automatically import files. This means you ...
What is the oldest application you use?
11/7/2017
On my office Windows machine I have Info Select 8, Brainstorm, AskSam 6 installed, but do not use any of them, except Brainstorm occasionally.
I use Adobe Creative Suite from 2009 regularly.
Steve...
Blast from the past: Writer's Blocks
11/6/2017
For those of you not familiar with the Windows program Writer's Blocks, it is basically a way to write anything with virtual index cards. It was innovative about 15 years ago, but has long since been ...
Current state of iOS/macOS outliners
11/6/2017
What is and what isn't an outliner is open for interpretation. For some it seems that anything that allows you to generate a hierarchy is an outliner, but my own definition is that a genuine outliner ...
Current state of iOS/macOS outliners
11/5/2017
I agree, especially in an outliner that costs that much. On the other hand, do any of the MacOS/iOS outliners have cloning?
Hugh wrote:
And in my view, the absence of clones remains OO's biggest fla...