Stephen Zeoli
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Intro, MindMapping, GTD, and thank you!
6/18/2007
Cristina Ramos wrote:
>I think I had PIM programmes since my first computer. Well, not
>with the Spectrum :)
>Paper Pims too. Filofaxes (I had 2), Rollerdexes, you name it. I
>had several. I love ...
Intro, MindMapping, GTD, and thank you!
6/16/2007
Cristina,
Glad to have you on board. The more the merrier. And, no, you are not alone. I think it is safe to say that most of us here have CRIMP (which stands for compulsive-reactive information mana...
3-1/2 years later ...
6/11/2007
Interesting question, but I probably don't have a very interesting reply. I'm not even sure I remember what I was using in 2003, but here's my best guess.
2003 -
Zoot
InfoSelect
MyBase
ListPro
Person...
OT: Desktop Shell
6/5/2007
Thanks for all the good and interesting advice. I have learned a few things. This is why I value the people on this forum so much!
Steve Z.
OT: Desktop Shell
6/4/2007
Wes Perdue wrote:
>My recommendation to you would be to find some way of putting them in
>the task bar. Maybe you could create one parent folder, put your current folders in it,
>and create a too...
OT: Desktop Shell
6/4/2007
Wes,
Thank you for the detailed reply. It is helpful to learn what others do. Here's my situation: Being a software junkie, I have way too many applications installed on my machines (mostly my home m...
OT: Desktop Shell
6/4/2007
Hello,
I apologize for the off-topic question, but I value the opinions of this group very much.
I've gotten tired of all the folders and documents I have spilled across my Windows desktop, and so ...
using the brain as front end
5/21/2007
Jan (or anyone),
What's the status on Personal Brain 4.0? I see it is in beta. Have you tried it and is it an improvement?
Thank you.
Steve Z
ConnectedText revised
5/16/2007
This is just an FYI to CT users. I just noticed that Connected Text now is in version 2.1.03 as of May 14. See change log:
http://www.connectedtext.com/changelog.html
Steve Z.
Snippet/archive/library tool
5/10/2007
Graham Rhind wrote:
>Thanks Stephen. Do you know of a way/URL to try OneNote 2007 alone? On the Microsoft
>site I can only find a URL to download a test version of the whole Office 2007 suite, and ...
Snippet/archive/library tool
5/10/2007
I'm not sure if this is a solution to your problem or not, but I think it is worth considering. With OneNote 2007 you can import PDFs (or any almost any files) as printouts -- so you can view the docu...
New Product Alert: Debrief
5/8/2007
Like you, one of the first things I do when I investiage a new piece of software is check out the screenshots on the web site. And I agree that the screen shots on the Debrief site are woefully inadeq...
New Product Alert: Debrief
5/7/2007
Hello,
I just came across PIM software that I had never heard of before. It is called Debrief and it looks very promising. It comes in three flavors: Basic (free), Standard, and Pro. I'm going to be ...
New Surfulater release
4/30/2007
I don't think Neville sends out e-mail announcements of new releases, so I thought I'd post this note that there is a new release of Surfulater (www.surfulater.com).
Steve Z.
From the B-Liner people...
4/25/2007
I was just checking the B-Liner web site and saw that Varetek is now offering a low priced mind mapping program called Mindapp (www.mindapp.com). It is $30 US and has a nice feature set. It is certain...
Hi, all,
I know some of you have mentioned Notezilla as a notes management tool. It is going to be featured on Bits du Jour tomorrow.
Steve Z.
Collectors/floating windows/icons
4/20/2007
Jan Rifkinson wrote:
>
>
>Hugh Pile wrote:
>>Scrivener, whose praises I'm always ready to sing, has a
>floating scratchpad
>>for rapid thought-recording (as have several Mac
>note/databank progra...
Collectors/floating windows/icons
4/20/2007
I believe the first PIM program to offer this kind of functionality was ECCO Pro, with its Shooter. The Shooter is very similar to the Zooter in Zoot -- clearly, the Tom Davis liked the idea. Both of ...
Task managers
4/19/2007
Graham Rhind wrote:
>I'll try ToDoList2 and Priorganizer.
>What is must have is:
>- EASY access and data entry (otherwise, like Stephen, I'd end up not using it)
>- Outlook integration
>- Recurrence o...
Task managers
4/19/2007
While the idea of a task manager is very appealing to me, I have never been very good at maintaining the discipline to use them effectively. I say this to put the following recommendation in context (...
Wikis to HTML
4/6/2007
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>Thanks for the suggestions; I'm trying out the free alternatives first (Notebook and
>Wikidad) and then DogMelon Studio.
Alexander,
Do I need to say that I'll be look...
Brainstreamer
4/6/2007
I checked out Brainstreamer too. I like the concept very much: That is, having different information "types" and keeping them all strung together in a large mindmap that can also be viewed as an outli...
Bob Mackreth wrote:
>Sounds just like my Kaypro 2 !
>
Yes, the Compaq was very similar to the Kaypro, but it used the DOS system.
Steve Z.
Cassius wrote:
>My first was a Commodore 64 with the marvelous Pocket Writer. It's
>amazing what tightly crafted code can do. Then, on to a heavy NEC notebook with two
>floppies (A:, B:) and Grand...
Bob Mackreth wrote:
>With all
>respect, Cassius, you're overlooking one important factor: for many of us, playing
>around with software is fun.
>
That's the truth! I remember when I had my first co...