Derek Cornish wrote: >Graham and Wes - > >Which edition of MindGenius are you using? I'm using the professional version. Regards, Wes

Graham Smith wrote: >Have you tried Mind Genius? http://www.mindgenius.com/ > >This is more >felxible than Mind Manager and has several useful features where you can change the >focus of the map to...

Daly de Gagne wrote: >We, I have downloaded the free version of EditPad, and like the fact I have the choice of >tabs and/or multiple open windows -- which makes it great for writing. > >I am not yet...

Daly de Gagne wrote: >Wes, thanks. Can it have two or more windows open at the same time, or are you always >having to tab back and forth? > >Daly > Daly, I regularly have two EditPad windows open,...

Daly de Gagne wrote: >Also, in terms of plain >text editors, such as NoteTab, is there one that allows you to have more than one window >open at a time, so you can work back and forth among windows...

Derek Cornish wrote: >Wes - > >Thanks for the Stickies Store tip. I'll take a look. > >On the OneNote beta: it >looks as though they have taken it off now. Only the on-line test drive is available,...

Jack Crawford wrote: >I like the OneNote sidenote scheme too (a version is in the current OneNote >2003). > >The only problem is that you have to be running OneNote to get the >functionality. (I t...

Derek Cornish wrote: >Wes - > >I used to use another free stickies program, which I rather liked. But I always >ended up with a mass of notes on my display. The "advantage" of HandyNotes is that you ...

Derek Cornish wrote: > >What, if anything, do other people use? > >Derek I use two: Stickies: http://www.zhornsoftware.co.uk/stickies/ and the Stickies Store are quote useful. Stickies is free. ...

Graham Smith wrote: >Wes > >Have you tried Mind Genius? http://www.mindgenius.com/ > >This is more >felxible than Mind Manager and has several useful features where you can change the >focus of the...

Derek - >For those who know little or nothing about "mind mapping" (moi, for example), I >found the comparison at http://www.cul.co.uk/software/istruct.htm to be a useful >start. Thanks for the l...

Derek, The best tool in my arsenal for process mapping is Axon Idea Processor, available at http://web.singnet.com.sg/~axon2000/ . At $135, it's not cheap, but it's very powerful. It seems to have ...

Cassius, I evaluated TurboNote back in March; I compared it to Stickies. I prefer Stickies along with its add-on, the Stickies Store. Stickies can be found at: http://www.zhornsoftware.co.uk/ - We...

Jimbo, Ah; you're correct; thanks! I apologize. That feature was easy for me to miss, probably because there's no visual clue unless one hovers over the link. I remember now that it was added a wh...

Daly, That's an excellent question. I think the best answer for me is a wiki's lack of structure. I use WikidPad for certain types of information. I like how the structure isn't strictly tree-base...

John, Thanks for the notification. A few days ago when you and Steve Z posted about it, I downloaded a trial for Windows and my new Pocket PC phone. I have used Bonsai on my Palms for many years, a...