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I wonder if it would be useful or even practical to combine the typical heirarchical system with the labeling system somehow? Or have both options available in the same program? Does anyone think that's even possible, without causing mass confusion, or a breakdown of the organizational system?Possible? I think so...-superboyac (February 25, 2006, 10:45 PM)
brotherS: so sorrry for the type-o. I enjoy your postings a lot. I would hate to think I havve offended youNo harm done.-Rover (February 26, 2006, 12:44 AM)
WinXp only-Cpilot (February 26, 2006, 02:21 AM)
The whole mind mapping/note taking started me thinking about what I really want out of this type of software.When I read this quoted text I immediately had to think about Google Mail! Anyone else?
I think I want topic association vs. categories. The difference is subtle.
To me categories are centered around database thinking and the need to make binary (true/false) relationships between an item and a category. While I understand this need, my brain tends to assocate items with a topic (category) on a graduated scale. I'm not sure how you develop an interface that let's you do that easily.-Rover (February 25, 2006, 12:45 PM)
And Yes, I do frequent the room ... very nice placeNot only that - more and more DC members in there are disovering how great Miranda is!-Redhat (February 13, 2006, 02:19 AM)
If you're intrigued, read the New York Times review at the bottom of the page for more info about these remarkable pictures.Nice article! Too bad the images on the site aren't high-res, you can't really see much of the details-momonan (February 24, 2006, 10:14 AM)
Reminds me of an interview I heard, many years ago, of a man who had sheds full of journals, floor to ceiling. He started recording his daily activities and got ever more detailed. Soon he was reporting on the number of steps he took to get to the refrigerator, the number of peas on his plate, the lint on his shirt, etc. He actually didn't have time to "do" anything because he was so busy recording every detail of what was happening and these activities interfered. Funnily enough, he seemed quite happy with his life.Hmm, that reminds me of one (rich) guy who just archives his complete living room every x years, including all the furniture and electronic stuff (including PC). He just buys everything new and starts from there - don't know if he copies the data, but whether or not that's a strange and cool idea too - and leaves much more time for living...
Sure you don't want an area for quick "heads-up" notices as well?That's what "General Software Discussion" is about, no?-rjbull (February 23, 2006, 03:37 AM)
My favorite Clipboard Manager ArsClip (just a 860 KB exe) offers an extra hotkey for pasting as plain text.I'm using ClipX too, but I'm not 100% satisfied anymore, sometimes it does act up on my PC
Example configuration:
CTRL + V = Paste (normal)
WIN + V = Paste as plain text
Some other features:
- Multiple permanent items groups
- Picture, RichText, File Copy, Unicode, HTML support
- Keypress emulation
- Form Mode for pasting multiple fields
- Highly configurable
Download:
http://www.joejoesoft.com/vcms/97/-wr975 (February 13, 2006, 04:25 AM)
I wonder how ArsClip compares to ClipX (and maybe others)?