Zman
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you may be able to accomplish a form of this using Zoot with the Combine and Split file functions - not perfect, but maybe useful?
Zman
Using a PIM to catalog files and folders
6/17/2012
Topicscape pro 2 does this well in the Topic Center View, and Zoot XT is also very powerful in linking both folders and files - if you link in a folder, it can link in all the subfolders and files and...
Fast 3D modelling
2/20/2012
I agree that you can probably get where you want to go with theBrain, The next obvious question has to do with budget and your intended end user. The link annotations in theBrain will probably require...
Fast 3D modelling
2/19/2012
can you be a little more specific on time and geographical space? What is your goal in visualizing in a third dimension?
Fast 3D modelling
2/18/2012
Also - if you want to get more in depth there are several good academic packages that are more technical - ORA comes to mind - it will take some more work to set up your data, but if you want to visua...
Fast 3D modelling
2/18/2012
Topicscape Pro (http://www.topicscape.com/) is the best I've found for this - better in some ways than theBrain - though not updated very frequently. I'm sure there will be debate over what 3D concept...
Since we are talking Mac Outlining tools,here's the best series on subject I have ever seen. I found it quite useful in my Mac days and used to wait patiently for the new posting every month by Ted Go...
Outliner/PIM roll call: Fall 2011
9/24/2011
Info Management Tools:
Using Now:
PersonalBrain 6 - primary tool (I'm writing this note in PB now)
Topicscape Pro - secondary - good for capturing data but a bit cumbersome
Zoot 6 - I have been using ...
Flying Logic V2
9/21/2011
sorry - I meant Flying Logic not Flying Toaster...
Flying Logic V2
9/21/2011
not the same at all - I find Axon to be cumbersome and in the end hard to use for real work. Flying Toaster is easy to use, has a great layout algorithm and is particularly well suited to Effects Base...
>After a bit of
>research, I decided to try out Emacs Org-mode. Wow, you talk about power, it oozes
>power beyond all reality. The excitement grew, and next thing I know, I'm proudly
>showing of...
Zoot 6 - the solution ?
8/11/2011
Three things that I find Zoot fantastic for are:
1. Archiving Outlook email - I am on a corporate exchange server with limited storage space (abount 400MB), so once or twice a month I need to archive...
I always have PB running as I find it the most rapid way to capture information and put it into categorized places where I can find it later, I use it for short note taking on the fly, capturing web l...
MaxThink
8/3/2011
I've been a MaxThink user since 85/86 and it was a mature program at that point - I'm thinking version 2 or 3. Brainstorm did not come close to Maxthink in usefulness at the time. MaxThink was not jus...
Citavi can be used in this manner - takes a little thinking to get to the printing a hoist part - butit can be done.
zman
seems like that was the premis behind asksam - though I haven't used it since DOS days
z
historical timeline modelling
3/8/2011
Here's something with a different flavor - but interesting given your question.
Recorded Future
https://www.recordedfuture.com/how-media-analytics-works.html
Zman
historical timeline modelling
3/8/2011
How about Mindsystems Amode V2 http://www.mindsystems.com.au/products/amode/index.php
It has a chart view that works in concert with other views.
Z
>1. It offers many ways to reorganize map, but none of them reorganize data so
>that items connected to the selected item are moved closer to it to see crearly the
>connection on the small map. Imag...
Zoot 6 is slowly taking over the funcitons of most of my other info toys...but its not great at visualization (neither is InfoQube's Map view). I ran across an interesting program today and remembered...