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Searching attachments in TheBrain
10/8/2015
How about using a 3rd party search tool (desktop search) for the attachments? There are a number of them discussed in a long-running thread on DC:
http://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=24...
yosemite wrote:
>I do know of something that will do this though - it's workflowy! It's
>not a text editor, and it doesn't have "multiple documents"
But you're only one or two clicks away from a pla...
zoe wrote:
>I'm finally starting to push beyond the initial Emacs learning curve
Respect! :) I never got past the first video by one of the gurus (his name escapes me), though I'm intrigued by the sy...
I'd just add that the title of this thread is not entirely correct, as the solution is not a 'Chrome app' per se (as in 'an app you can download from the Chrome Web Store'). Rather, the offline featur...
xtabber wrote:
Adriano Ferrari sends out periodic announcements about Gingko via
>MailChimp.
Thanks. I did get the email eventually. Looks like I'm in the slow lane ;)
In the meantime some addition...
Dr Andus wrote:
Thanks for the heads-up. Where was this announced? I find no trace of it
>anywhere. Just checked the Chrome Web Store and couldn't find an offline
>app there.
Oh, I see. Here it is:
...
Thanks for the heads-up. Where was this announced? I find no trace of it anywhere. Just checked the Chrome Web Store and couldn't find an offline app there.
MadaboutDana wrote:
>I'm almost regretting...
Yarny - online fiction writing service
8/20/2015
Haven't tried it yet. Looks self-explanatory:
https://yarny.me/
MadaboutDana wrote:
I think Workflowy and Gingko both blew it when they failed to produce
>desktop apps.
I'm not so sure about that. An alternative interpretation is that they are ahead of the curve ...
Hiero - single-pane outliner for Linux
7/27/2015
Appears to have been developed recently.
Message from the developer:
"For the benefit of any Linux users who might come this way, I just released a single-pane outliner for Linux called Hiero. I don...
Wanted: Daily project logging app
7/27/2015
zoe wrote:
Thanks! I was thinking that CT was a possibility for this, but I confess
>I still haven't gotten past the trial version yet. With CT date topics,
>can you make multiple entries per day?
Ye...
Wanted: Daily project logging app
7/27/2015
zoe wrote:
>I want to make multiple entries per day, with fields such as: Project,
>Client, Category, Description, Date Started, Date Completed (if
>applicable), Date Billed, Date Paid, Tags, Notes et...
Wanted: Daily project logging app
7/27/2015
Try searching for this on the DonationCoder forum, this type of software has been discussed on there a few times.
Malkovich - personal wiki
7/23/2015
MK has tried it and apparently Malkovich uses [[free links]] which I also prefer to CamelCase.
http://takingnotenow.blogspot.co.uk/2015/07/malkovich-personal-wik.html
Malkovich - personal wiki
7/22/2015
I haven't tried this, just posting it for the record. Malkovich claims to be a new Markdown-based personal wiki saving in plain text files for Windows.
Beyond that there is not a whole lot of info on...
The Perils of CRIMPing
7/11/2015
Slartibartfarst wrote:
>This discussion forum's technology could probably do with being updated
>- Google Groups, for example. I recall that the site's website search
>seemed a bit constipated at the ...
MadaboutDana wrote:
Worth checking out the new HP Chromebook 14, too, which has had some
>very good reviews (4GB, 2 x USB 3.0, 9.5 hours battery life, 14" screen
>- available now). In the UK, selling ...
Gingko
7/10/2015
More new features I just came across:
1) support for tags introduced using the #tag format. Personally I haven't felt the need for this one but now that it exists, it opens up some new possibilities....
The Perils of CRIMPing
6/30/2015
Ken wrote:
>OWA and Outlook.com, however, are a whole different kettle of fish. I
>never took to OWA, and found Outlook.com to be a slight improvement for
>my workflow, but neither are really a good ...
The Perils of CRIMPing
6/30/2015
Ken wrote:
>I'm
>feeling a bit of whiplash from the fast pace of "progress".
If we're on the topic of moaning about MS (though I'm not an MS hater, I like my Win7 a lot), another bugbear of mine is t...
The Perils of CRIMPing
6/25/2015
Ken wrote:
>I find Office 2013 to be quite harsh on the eyes
>Many of my
>visual cues (colors and/or icons) have been replaced by stark white
>backgrounds and a monolithic font.
I completely agree w...
Gingko
6/25/2015
I don't know how long it's been there but now Gingko has an ability to import formatted text as OPML from WorkFlowy. It only seems to be possible when you start a new document. Choose New > Import fro...
boogie board jot 8.5
6/18/2015
jimspoon wrote:
>there is also the "boogie board rip" which allows you to save your
>drawings and upload them to a computer.
The newer Boogie Board Sync can also do this (I've been using it for about...
Brainstorm SW
6/16/2015
I guess I should give it another go. It's one of my CRIMP acquisitions (Ultra Recall is another) that I never ended up using for some reason -- possibly because WorkFlowy came along and displaced it f...
Just came across this one. Haven't tried it yet. It looks like it's using Python, so installation might be more involved than usual:
"Outspline is a free and open-source modular outliner whose functi...