doablesoftware wrote: there doesnt appear to be any way to dl this You need to read the previous posts on Sheetplanner - do a search. It's in development and not yet available. There's a Facebook ...

Tinderbox is very good for this kind of things, with (my experience) 2 caveats: - There's a significant learning curve. It's very easy to get notes into TB, but using TB's excellent facilities for or...

Be aware that Circus Ponies doesn't run on High Sierra The import into Outline works very well - retains all the attachments and so on. I also recommend Curio as a replacement - it's really very goo...

Stephen Zeoli wrote: Outline came out before there was a OneNote for Mac, with the pitch that >it could open and edit ON files. They have managed to keep it going even >after ON arrived on the platf...

Dr Andus wrote: bartb wrote: >>MS is >>enjoying a lot of success with Office 365. > >Maybe, but here is an interesting counterexample: > >The Airbus CEO on why they chose Google G Suite instead of O...

This is looking really very interesting indeed

I can only assume that they leverage the "integration" with MS Office and others to market it to corporate buyers. Compared to any of the mind-mapping competition, it's ludicrously expensive and does...

There have been quite a few references to Ecco Pro and I would support the idea that you take a good look at it. There are ideas and features in it that still, 20 years later, haven't appeared anywher...

For anyone still using CPN, it's not compatible with High Sierra/Mac OS 10.13. You can open a notebook, but there's hardly anything you can do that doesn't crash the application. Sad, but inevitable