The new release includes two improvements, both of which should help to better understand complicated argumentation. Support for close reading. Import each sentence of a text as a separate item. This may be particularly useful when used together with the “Bold
A user reports that they have inadvertently duplicated some content. There is an FAQ “Suddenly, the map scrolled down and a mess of duplicate items appears.” But I was not able to reproduce this error in the newer versions (Release
It is now possible to drop a folder icon on the Condensr canvas, and get a hierarchical view of all of its subordinate folders and their shortcuts to other folders. By default the items are colored by their last change
Among the latest improvements of my think tool: larger text, and an intro game.
Now you can try out the Thought Condensr think tool directly as a limited demo version.
Our Thought Condensr is now available in two more formats: MSI for Windows, and DMG for Mac.
As an alternative to copying/ cutting/ deleting a cluster of connected items, it is now possible to do this also with items and lines that are selected by a ‘rubberband’rectangle, as it is common in traditional applications. This new function, in particular,
As a by-product, our Condensr now offers its optimized display also for family tree data. If your genealogical application allows export into the standard format of Gedcom 6.0 XML, you can import the entire set into our proven split pane view. No need to leave
The newest release has a little change that is incompatible with the previous behavior. A rarely used function is now disabled by default and can be enabled via the Advanced menu: “Cluster Drag&Drop“. Then you can copy an entire cluster of
In today’s Toolblog, the Luhmann-inspired method of zettelkasten is discussed. To understand it, read https://x28newblog.wordpress.com/2016/12/01/magic-of-zettelkasten/ Update 2017-09-07: continued here http://toolblog.de/2017/09/04/in-eigener-sache-wer-kennt-sich-mit-luhmanns-zettelkasten-aus/