To be fair my comments about MyBase were for version 6. Version 7 is the current version, I haven't tried it so I don't know if it is any better at handling large numbers of articles.

I have tried both of these. Ultra Recall is very good and the performance doesn't suffer when there are twenty thousand articles plus. MyBase is also quite good, it has hierarchical tagging which I ...

But there is still no Windows version ...

nathanb wrote: Thanks again Paul! I've been thinking about doing a hybrid thing where >I can use a more powerful organizer as a front end to the type of editor >I like. I wasn't suggesting lots o...

If you like the 'infinite canvas' approach then you might like 'Instrumind Thinkcomposer'. It used to be a commercial product but the author wasn't making very much from it so unusually he decided to...

Yes I prefer applications which treat all items the same so that a task is just an item with a priority and an event is just an item with a date/time alocated to it so the same item could have either ...

For a long time now I have been looking for the perfect note taking program, I have been spending lots of money getting licenses for programs which I thought were promising and passing of the results ...

Listerene wrote: OR you could just give up on crippled technology and go with Windows 10 >on an ink-suitable PC. > >Sometimes, there's a reason that a product has an 85% market share. One >Note will...

Unfortunately it looks like the next version of MyInfo will be going down the 'Software as a Sentence' route. If more companies jump on this bandwagon it could become the norm ! :(

I have a reMarkable tablet, https://remarkable.com/ I think its great but very overpriced. Fortunately I paid for mine during the kickstarter so I got it cheap. It does have the friction of writing...

Stephen Zeoli wrote: On the other hand, I still think the best outliner remains Tinderbox. I >wrote about the reasons here: > >https://welcometosherwood.wordpress.com/2015/04/22/outlining-with-tinde...

I have a really ancient Cherry keyboard. It dates from the days of my 386 computer, it is well more than 15 or maybe 20 years old and it just keeps on going, I have never felt the need to replace it....