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Dr Andus

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ConnectedText v6 is out 10/3/2013
@ Franz - thanks for the Scrivener and Word templates. I checked them out, but I still prefer Gingko for the simple reason that you can see at least the top 3 levels of the "snowflake" side-by-side ho...
ConnectedText v6 is out 10/3/2013
Hugh wrote: >Akin to the 'Snowflake Method' for fiction? It's described here: >http://www.advancedfictionwriting.com/articles/snowflake-method/ Thanks for the link. I've heard the term but didn't rea...
ConnectedText v6 is out 10/2/2013
johnmcde wrote: >I have a licensed copy of Scrivener that I don't use very often >-- too cluttery or something??? My new best friend is WriteMonkey. So, >my plan is to play with ideas with Brainstorm ...
ConnectedText v6 is out 10/2/2013
Here is Manfred Kuehn's take on the new and improved features in CT v6: http://takingnotenow.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/connectedtext-6.html
ConnectedText v6 is out 10/1/2013
Prion wrote: > But Steve had historical >precedence for *me* hence I thought of him as one exemplar of CT gurus. >No offense meant :-) None taken, we're not that sensitive over here :) I just jumped ...
ConnectedText v6 is out 10/1/2013
Stephen Zeoli wrote: >Thanks for the vote of confidence, but Dr Andus is by far more expert >about CT than I am at this point. I will be writing about CT6 at some >point, probably. Kind of you to say...
ConnectedText v6 is out 10/1/2013
Prion wrote: Title says it all, over at http://connectedtext.com/ is a new version to >be seen. I am waiting for Steve Z. to point out what has improved etc. Looks like one of the links on the home p...
How do you mark the internet as "finished"? 9/29/2013
Wayne K wrote: >The stopping point >for me was the poor mark-up capabilities. Surfulator couldn't even >highlight text that you've captured (I confirmed that with their tech >support - maybe it's cha...
How do you mark the internet as "finished"? 9/29/2013
Wayne K wrote: > It's just a waste of time to download the >article again, figure out that it's a duplicate, and delete it. Often I >change the name of the file when I download it from whatever defau...
Lyx 9/29/2013
I'm looking for an alternative to Word+EndNote to format and typeset (and possibly write) academic papers (no need for maths notations). So far LaTex by way of Lyx came up as a possible replacement. ...
WriteMonkey gets better and better 9/28/2013
johnmcde wrote: >You might want to try Lyx. It's a GUI front end for LaTeX. Lyx is free >as in free beer and is available for Linux, Mac and Windows. Lyx (and >LaTeX) are especially suited for academi...
WriteMonkey gets better and better 9/28/2013
Stephen Zeoli wrote: >This is the argument for Markdown that I don't really get. When I'm in >"creative" mode, I'm not even thinking about what needs to be bold or >italic. Well, I meant the term "cr...
WriteMonkey gets better and better 9/28/2013
Dr Andus wrote: Cassius wrote: >I'm confused. What is "distracting" in Word, WordPad, etc.? >>Personally, I like to be able to BOLD, Italic, etc. >Dr Andus wrote: >But also, you are describing a wo...
WriteMonkey gets better and better 9/28/2013
Cassius wrote: I'm confused. What is "distracting" in Word, WordPad, etc.? >Personally, I like to be able to BOLD, Italic, etc. I even used Word's >capabilities to change the toolbars, for example ...
WriteMonkey gets better and better 9/26/2013
Alexander Deliyannis wrote: Dr Andus wrote: >>Because I've tried them all and I've been having problems with them on >>my Win7, 64-bit machine. Things wouldn't run properly, would produce >>error mess...
Concept mapping in SmartDraw CI 9/25/2013
From the video sent to existing customers it looks like SmartDraw may have improved their concept mapping capability. In the past I would have only used SD for creating pretty charts for illustration ...
Gingko 9/24/2013
Still trialling Gingko... I've found the following use for developing and managing a project plan quite interesting, especially as the resulting plan/journal can be exported as a plain (Markdown) text...
Writing Software for Writers 9/23/2013
MadaboutDana wrote: > If you used >Texts full-screen you'd have no distractions - it doesn't even have a >toolbar or status bar! Sorry, you're right, completely missed that... >But I like the fact ...
Writing Software for Writers 9/23/2013
MadaboutDana wrote: >my current favourite for fast Markdown: 1Writer Thanks for the heads-up on Texts and 1Writer. >The iOS app does need work, though. Yes, an extended keyboard on iPad for a Markd...
Writing Software for Writers 9/21/2013
Dr Andus wrote: Another list of writing software: >http://stubbornwriter.com/writing-software I'll paste in the list here as well for the record, in case that page disappears one day... Book Wri...
Writing Software for Writers 9/20/2013
Another list of writing software: http://stubbornwriter.com/writing-software
File Search 9/20/2013
Dr Andus wrote: >I also use Direct Folders for quick access to recently used folders, and >on top of that I have Listary Pro, which pulls up files as I type their >names in dialog boxes. Listary Pro ...
Gingko 9/19/2013
New Gingko export options: Format: - Plain text (markdown) - Formatted text (html) - Presentation (impress.js) Content to export: - Whole tree - Third column only
getting text from book into a notetaking app 9/16/2013
Slartibartfarst wrote: > I would be >interested to know whether and how you have used Qiqqa (reference >management) or Calibre (book management) for this type of work and what >the outcome was. Have ...
getting text from book into a notetaking app 9/16/2013
dan7000 wrote: >Slightly OT but I've often wondered if an "analyze as you research" >method would be better than my usual workflow. It probably depends on what sort of research one is doing. As here ...
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