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Tue Oct-19-04 10:43 PM
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| "brainstorming" freeware? |
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i recall seeing a post once on DU that gave a name and url for freeware that was for "brainstorming" ideas ---basically to use a diagraming/graphic system to map out ideas
anyone know anything about such software?
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Wed Oct-20-04 03:30 AM
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Wed Oct-20-04 04:07 AM
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| 4. Not free, but recommended: Mindmanager |
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I use it myself (old version) and think it's worth the price. Very good for organising ideas, and for doing projects - if you're not the spreadsheet type.
You may enter ideas in a branch structure (mindmap), then re-arrange them, fill them with text, links, pictures, tables, etc., give them priorities - whatever you like. No problem to convert this into web pages our text (Word) documents.
You can find it at www.mindjet.com , they got a trial version as well.
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Maybe freemind, but it is not exactly in the same league as the commercial products. http://freemind.sourceforge.net/or keynote: http://www.tranglos.com/free/keynote.html |
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