43 Folders Google Group

Focus Me - Productivity Software / Distraction Blocker

2012-03-19T13:57:01Z

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OmniFocus and classifying things by available energy level

2012-02-15T16:40:13Z

A while back -- but within the last year, I _think_, I read an article
describing using OmniFocus in such a way that one of the axes items
were categorized on was energy level -- I think by using the 'context'
axis in a non-context-y way.
I'd like to re-read this, but my Google-fu is failing me. Little help over here?

Re: consensus recommendation for Mac pdf/text tagging/filing software

2010-11-15T18:36:24Z

Based on an off-list recommendation from a friend, I'm trying [Yep][1]
- so far, I quite like it.
[1]: [link]
thanks for all the suggestions.
j.

Re: [43F Group] consensus recommendation for Mac pdf/text tagging/filing software

2010-11-05T20:45:43Z

John,
Better have a look at Devonthink Pro Business. You can meld it with your scansnap. Companion browser is DevonAgent. You can find both at [link]. Essentially it is a database for rtfd. You can capture any web page with a few clicks, there is an extension for Safari if you don't go for the browser. It handles pdf and doc files, also html and rss. Does OCR. (If you don't want to go there you can look at plain Devonthink) DevonAgent is an excellent search engine.

Re: [43F Group] Digest for 43folders@googlegroups.com - 2 Messages in 1 Topic

2010-11-08T13:55:16Z

I concur with DevonThink. Its the Cadillac when it comes to this kind of software and it fits your description pretty much to a tee. Its designed to work directly with the Snap Scan, as well.
Good luck,
Tom S.

Re: consensus recommendation for Mac pdf/text tagging/filing software

2010-11-07T01:06:50Z

Evernote has a local only option where you can keep everything on your
local machine without syncing it to other devices. You still get
almost all the goodies Evernote offers: notebooks, tagging, searching
for text, etc.

Mary Ann

Re: consensus recommendation for Mac pdf/text tagging/filing software

2010-11-06T22:55:15Z

Check out DevonThink, which sounds like just what you want.

Re: [43F Group] Digest for 43folders@googlegroups.com - 2 Messages in 1 Topic

2010-11-06T20:05:18Z

DevonThink!
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Re: consensus recommendation for Mac pdf/text tagging/filing software

2010-11-06T19:05:21Z

EagleFiler is excellent and support and development is great.

[link]

Re: [43F Group] consensus recommendation for Mac pdf/text tagging/filing software

2010-11-06T12:11:14Z

What's about Yojimbo. It's also a little bit snappier than Evernote.
Yours,
Tom
Am 05.11.2010 um 21:13 schrieb John SJ Anderson <geneh...@gmail.com>:

consensus recommendation for Mac pdf/text tagging/filing software

2010-11-05T20:13:37Z

Hey --
What's the current consensus opinion on the best non-cloud-based
PDF/text snippet management software for Macs? Basically I want
Evernote but without the cloud storage/sync layer -- just local
storage. Doesn't need to do the OCR thing; does need to support
tagging of documents.
I'm scanning meeting notes and various other things for $WORK with a

A great tip to find folders quickly using Favourite Folders in Windows 7

2010-09-25T16:32:45Z

Hi everyone. I came across this great little feature in Windows 7 to
add folders and locations to the “Favourites” in My Computer /
Explorer. With this neat little shortcut, you can add any folder
you use often, and save you having to continually hunt around for it.
I've blogged it here for you

Getting Things Done based on where you are

2010-08-28T16:57:07Z

Hello all,

I want to share something i have been working on for the past couple
of months.

I always had many todo lists that i had to go check to find what i
needed to get done. Then I persuaded myself that i needed to get
reminded of tasks based on where i was. That's why I originally
developed a *location-based task reminder*.

6 resources for Essential Free Windows Downloads

2010-06-20T16:12:35Z

HI Everyone - I’ve rounded up six of the very best sites on the
internet for downloading free software giving you access to over a
1000 free applications.

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How to access and edit Microsoft OneNote notebooks over the web

2010-06-12T12:03:39Z

Hi Everyone. I thought you might like to share a posting which
describes
how to access and edit Microsoft OneNote notebook online using Office
Live Web
Apps.

[link]

Many thanks,
Pete