Condensr can now import a simple OWL ontology file. This video on YouTube https://youtu.be/_nX6eypfvVY?si=P06MZvFrvaalJxfE shows how it looks like on our map and in the special Ontology editor Protege. Detailed description of the technical procedure shown in the video. For
If you have a blog in WordPress you can now import the internal links between its posts into Condensr. In WordPress, use Tools > Export > Posts > Status: Published to get a file in the WXR format. In Condensr, just
New functions for grouping and navigating items by similarity.
You can now watch how complex your network map is while you are rearranging it to reduce crossings and distances.
Two new functions: a little utility for Twitter Exit, and a new TSV importer.
New functions: Link from List, and Export to HTML with arcs.
The new release contains improved editing, new importers, map features, minor easements, and much change ‘under the hood’.
Editing is now improved, in particular Undo/ Redo.
Here is a quick description of how I process my highlights and notes from my Kindle books. in Kindle: Show Notebook > Export > Save As > xxx-Notebook.htm in Condensr: Advanced > Dropping > Parsing dropped HTML Select and Drag and Drop the
The latest release (52.5) of the Thought Condensr also contains a little feature that you can use for relaxing, or for creating random maps to try out the autolayout functions. Find it (using the Java download) under Advanced >