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Scrivener Windows Beta - makes we want alternatives 3/5/2011
GeorgeB wrote: >Alexander, >TextRoom is a good find. I've been playing with it this afternoon and it's >a keeper. Thank you. gB Textroom does look nice, but it crashed a couple of times on Windows...
Online notepads 2/22/2011
Thanks Ken, vaguely reminds me of Google Notebook. It's interesting that while the big boys like Google and Yahoo! abandoned their bookmarking and note-taking services, others like Diigo still find th...
Online notepads 2/19/2011
It's a bit difficult to define what these actually are: online notepads, micro-blogging platforms, wikis? http://jottit.com/ http://pen.io/ http://wrttn.me/ This article describes how they're used a...
MLO 2/9/2011
Alexander Deliyannis wrote: >It's been quite a while since I last used MLO. However, today I received the link to its >updated roadmap (I imagine you also got this) at http://bit.ly/eA9S6I > >I'm pos...
Ipad 2/9/2011
Ken wrote: >The March 2011 issue of MacWorld has a focus on using the iPad as a work/productivity >tool. While I have not yet read the articles, it also compares the iPad to the new >11-inch MacBoo...
MLO 2/4/2011
I'm a desktop MLO (MyLifeOrganized) user. I see that MLO now also has Pocket PC, Blackberry and iPhone versions as well. Just looked at the iPhone version and the reviews are enthusiastic, however the...
Ipad 2/4/2011
quant wrote: >Hmmm, strange. I have absolutelly no issue using ibm x61 tablet in a >tablet mode with my pen in XP (12'' screen), and similarly small viliv s5 (5'' >screen). >Pdf xchange is obviousl...
Ipad 2/2/2011
I have now trialled Zoostorm SL8 (http://amzn.to/fyyOzE) with Windows 7 as a possible e-reader for reading and annotating PDF articles and books. The hardware itself is very impressive and in theory i...
Ipad 1/28/2011
I'm still looking for my ideal PDF reading and annotating device. I need it to be reasonably light, so I can use it in comfortable sitting positions in an armchair or sofa for long hours. But I also n...
Sightly OT: e-readers 1/26/2011
dan7000 wrote: >I'd like a device that I could use both for >reading novels *and* for reviewing and copying text out of PDFs for my work. Have just come across this today: enTourage eDGe. An e-re...
Sightly OT: e-readers 1/25/2011
quant wrote: >It's kind of amusing to read some comments that Win 7 or XP is >sluggish on tablets when in comparison sth like ipad only just recently discovered >what multitasking is. OK, maybe it...
Sightly OT: e-readers 1/24/2011
dan7000 wrote: >Here's >what I like about kindle: >- purchasing books on the fly no matter where I am, every time I >finish a novel. P.S. there is a Kindle app for iPad and Windows devices, so you ...
Sightly OT: e-readers 1/24/2011
dan7000 wrote: I'm wondering if anyone here has experience and >suggestions about whether I should consider an e-reader other than Kindle. I recommend you take a look at the "iPad" and "Beyond the...
Ipad 1/23/2011
quant wrote: >x70 starts at ?430, so reasonable price and can offer much more than ipad can. The only problem might be that you won?t be ?in? :) I'm no Apple fan boy and I don't need to impress anyon...
Ipad 1/22/2011
quant wrote: >for example, viliv x70 is great, and one can do everything that can be done of the pc, use >the same apps, the same settings, etc ... Thanks for the suggestion. I'm in the UK and unfo...
Ipad 1/22/2011
quant wrote: >why would you try to turn an ipad into "productivity tool" when there are dozens of >tablets with full operating system? > Well, I'm not sure what you're referring to. The Windows 7 ...
Ipad 1/22/2011
Even if Apple positioned iPad as an entertainment device (which makes sense from a marketing point of view), I'm still hoping that with the right software it can be turned into a productivity machine....
Beyond the PDF 1/21/2011
critStock wrote: >Has either of you tried working with pdfs within >Citavi, which is newly available in English. Thank you David, I had a look at Citavi yesterday and it is truly very impressive. I ...
Beyond the PDF 1/20/2011
I think the effort to free scientific work from the constraints imposed upon it by the PDF format is commendable and is an entirely valid reason for a workshop. The PDF is perhaps suitable for busines...
Beyond the PDF 1/17/2011
JasonE wrote: >https://sites.google.com/site/beyondthepdf/home/program-draft > This is interesting stuff, with lots of implications for outliner software, especially the ones that want to target sci...
Need help tracking web pages 1/13/2011
Ken wrote: From past posts, I am guessing that Surfulaltor >might work, but it needs to be installed on a machine. Also, I am a bit loathe to spend >funds for a work project, but might consider do...
Ipad 1/10/2011
Just to clarify what I mean by workflow in this context, here is what I do currently (using a PC). I open EndNote (referencing software), which is a database that has links to each PDF. I open the PDF...
Ipad 1/10/2011
Jim wrote: >Greetings folks: >Not exactly part of the mainstream discussions, but I am curious if >anyone out there has bought an Ipad, and managed to integrate it into their >information management...
Off-topic: Kaspersky Internet Security 2011 1/5/2011
I'm not an IT expert, so I know next to nothing about all the intricacies of internet security, other than I try to be sensible and don't download or run files that I don't trust. However, I have to s...
Scrivener Windows Beta - makes we want alternatives 1/5/2011
Alexander Deliyannis wrote: >Check out >Q10 http://www.baara.com/q10/ (also mentioned in another >thread) >and WriteMonkey http://www.writemonkey.com/ Alexander, thanks very much for these, they...
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