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Sticky Brain and other Fun Programs.
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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I just saw this program at the apple store. What I realized is that i very rarely look at software.... which is sad.
when i was little i used to look at all the cool programs, but now i don't. I just buy a new computer every couple of years and use the same programs.
Anyway, say Sticky Brain and looked like fun.
any other cool programs out there that i may have missed to make my life easier?
I know about the Microsoft, Apple, and Abobe software, I'm talking about hidden gems.
take care,
matt
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by TheIceMan:
[B]What are you interested in? YOu should definitely stop by [URL=http://
I'm a film guy. A screenwriter and filmmaker.
So I was interested in those programs where you can take notes and save idea easily and screenwriting programs of crouse....
writing programs and other cool stuff... candybar looks like fun. I should igve that a shot.
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Professional Poster
Join Date: Feb 2001
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I moved to StickyBrain after I lost all my Stickies for the 3rd time. Haven't lost any since. That was from rev1 of OSX. Maybe Stickies have become more stable now.
Also, I couldn't get along without LaunchBar. You have to try that.
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Join Date: Jul 2003
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StickyBrain has always seemed too convoluted, too many palettes for what should be a simple post-it metaphor has turned into a mini photoshop and 40 bucks is alotta cash for a stickies replacement.
Chronos software has IMHO got it all wrong just look at 'F10 Launch Studio' - that's 30 bucks down the drain - if you were fool enough to purchase it.
Maybe try a $250 film'ic notebook :
Directors NoteBook Pro : http://homepage.mac.com/directors_notebook/
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Agreed ... brilliant software.
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Join Date: Jul 2001
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Mallrat:
[B]
Originally posted by TheIceMan:
So I was interested in those programs where you can take notes and save idea easily and screenwriting programs of crouse....
I'm in the market for something like StickyBrain as well and found this overview interesting, and this too.
Aquaminds' NoteTaker looks gorgeous, and DEVONthink is very interesting as well.
Happy testing 
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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Originally posted by Montanan:
Agreed ... brilliant software.
when i install some of these shareware programs.. it puts on a harddrive icon on my desktop that I can open and use the program... but do I have to keep that on my desktop to keep that program?
How come it doesn't install a folder so I can keep my program in there?
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You can drag the icon to your Applications folder.
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