is preparing a number of presentations and other materials for later
in the week. As an aid to this he has been using a mind papping tool.
He has used such tools since since the early 90s but the old licensed
version of Mindmap didn't get transferred to his new laptop - and at
the current price there was no way he was updating the license.
He tried Freemind, but has always found it a bit clunky so resorted to
some Googling and found Xmind. This seems to do the trick nicely, and
is free. So far so good.
After work we met up at a fine establishment that purveys meals based
on recipes from the Indian sub-continent. A most pleasant meal.
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2 comments:
There are a lot of online mindmap services that are pretty good, take a look at MindMeister, I'm sure thats what it's called.
Because of the nature of the work that GF undertakes for Starfleet, it would be inappropriate to use a web-based service in case it was compromised in some way.
However, you are right there are many useful mind mapping tools(most of which GF has tried).
He particularly likes the 3-d aspects of Personal Brain (http://www.thebrain.com/) - but when it comes to printing out the results, it has its limitations.
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