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Re shtikl's comments: Nisus Writer Express,...James Fallows on Mac thinking tools By: Merlin Mann (10 replies) December 4, 2005 - 5:24am
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Re shtikl's comments: Nisus Writer Express,...
Re shtikl’s comments:
Nisus Writer Express, Omni Graffle / Outliner and Devonthink make a really sweet combo for me. With Devonthink I drag files that would be all over the place on my machine (it’s even less tidy than my desk if that is possible) and there they are filed ready to search. I find I end up searching for data and not just to find files.
I regularly back up the data and hold offsite. It stays open on my second screen when I’m working and I can cut and paste data or read references from inside one application. I’ve never had this kind of thing before. Awsome.