If you do any sort of academic work, get Papers2 to wrangle journal articles. http://www.mekentosj.com/papers/ DaXiong wrote: >Yeah, I bought a mac - now, what software can you fine people recomme...

I don't know if you've discussed iCyte before, but I've been using it to good effect. Web-based, installs in your toolbar, and very good at clipping and organizing web pages, by both project folders ...

Hello all -- I'm sort of waffling about Evernote too. I love the concept, was besotted by the feature list etc. and paid for the premium service. After almost a year, I'm using virtually none of ...

For Mac owners who want to run Windows as well, this outfit http://www.mupromo.com/deal/960/5801 Is offering VMware for half off. I'm trying to keep Windows in my rearview mirror, but most report...

Boy, that really does like a welcome combination of Tornado Notes and MemoryMate. And me with my MacBook...... JP

Evernote became immediately more useful to me when I figured out i could send an item out to it by dragging it down to the Evernote slug in my Mac's dock. I bought DevonThink for the hell of it, and ...

Info Select began life as a sharp, fast DOS app called Tornado Notes. I loved it and used it constantly. When the braintrust decided to make it everything to everyone, it lost its lustre. I used To...

Scrivener is great. I used a bunch of Windows writing and outlining tools, and was almost happy that my choices were narrowed after I switched to a Mac, about 6 months ago now. Check out Journler t...

I'm not sure. I don't think Gmail can tell a Gspace file from any other piece of email. It seems to interpret all of my files as email attachments.

I uses a Firefox add-on called Gspace, which allows you to treat Gmail as an FTP server. I backup all of my important files to Gmail using Gspace.

Jim: Journler got a brief mention, but I think you ought to really check this one out. Imports pictures, audio and video, Acrobat files, and just about anything else. Really Smooth. And...it's fre...

I too use Google notes and find it very useful. I also breathe more easily because my notes are stored on Google's servers and not on my hard drive.

Kenneth - I'm a Mac user of 2 weeks' vintage. Check out Scrivener: http://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener.htm Seems a great organizing/writing tool. I've not seen Opal, but a version of OmniOu...