There is now a ‘TreeMap’ visualization available, i.e. nested rectangles whose size represents some nested counts. For more non-technical background, see the post on the other blog. For several hierarchical inputs this is an option to
When you drop a folder onto the latest Condensr, you may now select ‘Node color by mess’ in the pop-up dialog. This function will detect the mess that comes from too many files outside of folders. The messiest 10
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
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
Two new functions: a little utility for Twitter Exit, and a new TSV importer.
A new importer enables to import multiple PowerPoint presentations and export their texts.
A new importer allows to connect PDF annotations on a map. The demo file created is here (but of course the pdf-open links don’t work because they point to my copies). Here is the transcript and
A new importer is available which takes the JSON file from the RoamResearch export. Note that this feature is currently only available in the .JAR distribution format,
The new release allows importing maps from Tinderbox.
You can now import a list of tab-separated items and tags, via Insert > Launch the Import Wizard > Tagged list. If you want such a list assembled from words and tags of Roget’s thesaurus, this can directly be prepared