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General brainstorming for Note-taking software
tomos:
Great! There are a few things missing to be an Evernote replacement, one of which is IE and FF (and hopefully Opera) right-click menu to copy content...
Does anyone at DC know how to do that? Initial search of the web did not give much...
-PPLandry (December 06, 2007, 01:07 PM)
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I believe Opera is a major problem for everyone that way - it's the reason I use FF - Surfulater cant manage Opera (or should that be the other way round :))
HMDW:
..........Very Nice ...........Thank's ...........
melitabel:
Othalian, thanks for the link to http://www.mind-mapping.org - great resources. I use both Personal Brain and Compendium, which has lately been mentioned on this thread. I like Personal Brain because items can have multiple parents, and I never lose myself in the display as I've done with some other mind mappers.
Are there any librarians reading this thread? I am doing a presentation at SLA on how librarians can use mind mapping and other note taking tools to organize their own information and communicate it to their clients. I'm looking for a co-presenter - I don't want to talk all by myself for the best part of an hour. If you are going to Seattle, and have an interest, please let me know.
Nxqd3051990:
I've found that evernote is really weigh ( have not try yet ) with 50 mb install package. I want a lightweigh takenote system for computer. MonkeyPrivateTiddlyWiki is really good, you should try it.
And I take note everyday ( still in school ) with my own pen and notebook and Computer's take note system for stotraging :). I think it's a good way to take note :)
Darwin:
Zulupad is an excellent, lightweight notetaker.
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