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Qiqqa Moving Ahead
11/30/2011
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>The pricing model is quite extraordinary
>http://www.qiqqa.com/About/UnlimitedStorage
Indeed the pricing models and the cloud aspect are what put me off in the first p...
memomaster
11/30/2011
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>Interesting. I recall reading some years ago at the UR forum,
>somebody saying that it is conceptually wrong for any item except folders to have
>children. So in the cas...
WhizFolders vs Scrivener for Windows
11/28/2011
And there is also the issue of cost/benefit. Given the price of the de lux version of Whizfolders (or at least what I paid for it), I wasn't compelled to keep getting it upgraded. The new licensing re...
WhizFolders vs Scrivener for Windows
11/28/2011
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>Jon,
>I would
>choose Scrivener over Whizfolders in a heart beat. I can't think of anything
>Whizfolders can do that Scrivener can't, but I can think of a lot that Scrivener ca...
Google dropping Wave
11/23/2011
I might be wrong but I thought Google's main error was that the Wave didn't show up in the Google header alongside mail, calendar etc. I did want to use it but I kept forgetting that it existed. They ...
CiteThisForMe
11/21/2011
Pavi wrote:
>Thanks for this, but I would strongly recommend Mendeley or Zotero to
>those who want a reference library.
I agree with Pavi. There is also Citavi and Endnote and others. We have now p...
ActionOutline at 'bitsdujour'
11/21/2011
Considering that Noteliner is available for free and so it has become a kind of a benchmark, my question would be: What does ActionOutline offer over and above Noteliner that is worth $20?
Chris Murtland wrote:
>Thanks, everyone!
>
>I've added a link to the other site in each forum's left bar.
Great! Thanks for that, Chris.
Thanks Chris. Would it be possible to put a link into the header (or the left pane) on both forums to the other forum? It would just save a few clicks...
Cheers!
Carrot,
I'd challenge the assumptions in your question: 1) that there are "best tools and workflow techniques" that one could just adopt one-for-one, and 2) that one single integrated tool would be b...
Daly de Gagne wrote:
>Alexander, are you familiar with RecentX - I trialed it, and when I get some spare cash
>was thinking of buying it. It keeps track of everything = folders, files, visited web
>...
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>Well, somebody would eventually make a product for this, no?
>
>http://idonethis.com/
>
Has anyone here tried this? There is very little info on the website itself, which...
Debunking the "1,000 hours of practice" myth
11/14/2011
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
> ?Deliberate practice requires focus and concentration, which makes it mentally taxing and not likely to be a lot of fun. A finding across disciplines > is that four or f...
Debunking the "1,000 hours of practice" myth
11/12/2011
Interesting points, Chris. I suppose I linked concentration to productivity in my post because I find that the two are related in some complicated ways. Yes, if you don't concentrate (because you lack...
Debunking the "1,000 hours of practice" myth
11/12/2011
Dr Andus wrote:
>It would have
>been nice if something at the level of software could have prompted this reflexivity.
>E.g. a "Stuck?" button in Scrivener, which could ask a few simple questions an...
Debunking the "1,000 hours of practice" myth
11/12/2011
Ken wrote:
With regards to concentration,
>that's a whole different matter. No software is going to help me concentrate if I my
>brain is preoccupied. That's a matter of discipline.
I wonder if ...
Those of you who bought Scrivener for Windows 1.0 may want to reinstall the latest 1.0.1 version. As far as I can tell the main difference is that in 1.0 the "Check for Updates" function didn't work, ...
Outliner/PIM roll call: Fall 2011
11/10/2011
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>I'm glad you mentioned this. Indeed I find that even as
>my information management applications change, some 'minor' gems remain faithful
>servants. They deserve an hon...
Glen Coulthard wrote:
>Re: Citavi + Scrivener
>
>I am using this combination now (although still early in my
>learning curve). Seems to work similar to EndNote,
>
>Yes, it sounds as though there are...
Mitchell Kastner wrote:
>Btw:
>Scrivener said that they would be working adding a full-blown (I guess) bib/cite
>manager in the program. Externally invoking any bib/cite manager, other than
>Endnot...
Outliner/PIM roll call: Fall 2011
11/9/2011
I finally got around to trying Bayden Slickrun, Winsplit Revolution and DirectFolders. And now I'm kicking myself that I waited this long. These little wonders could have saved me hours of aggravation...
I think the Scrivener forum advice for EndNote makes it sound a bit more complicated and onerous than it actually is. For me with EndNote it works like this:
1. I write in Scrivener. I realise I need...
Mitchell Kastner wrote:
>Thanks,
>
>I set up Srivener to invoke Mendeley, and when I copied a citation from
>Mendeley---btw I could have set up Scrivener to start any exe file; it's not partial to
>...
Storybook 3.0 review
11/4/2011
CRC wrote:
>Alexander:
>
> You've got it exactly. It appears that the developer used a tool called
>"Popeye" (http://sourceforge.net/projects/popeye/) for the editing, but the
>file is really a te...
Storybook 3.0 review
11/4/2011
CRC wrote:
>The thought I had is that if you
>wish to use the concepts (e.g. chapter, character, thread) in another context
>(project, workpackage, etc.) - the language selection feature of Storyboo...