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Why no release notes on VT? - Version: 4.2.4, 4/28/2008 11:51PM PST
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- Why no release notes on VT?
The Woody Allen of Outliners! 
- Version: 4.2, 3/16/2008 04:49PM PST
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asaffer--2008
Tinderbox is a bit like Woody Allen: kinda funny-looking, unconventional, but significantly more witty, deep and brilliant than any other comedy writer!
Tinderbox's mind-map interface is more flexible and powerful than MindManager or Scrivener, it's outliner is more powerful than OmniOutliner, and it's searches and resulting actions are more powerful than OS X itself!
The customer support from the developer is superb. Mark is a considerate genius.
The trade-offs are that the interface looks pre-OS X, and the learning curve is steep.
I resisted using it (and buying it) for a long time, and instead used Circus Ponies Notebook, OmniOutliner Pro, Inspiration, MindManager, and Scrivener. I don't use any of them anymore, now that I have Tinderbox, and I'm certain that I'm still only using 40% of the features.
The price is offensive ONLY UNTIL YOU USE IT. I could not imagine making films without Final Cut, which is expensive but incomparable. I could not imaging retouching photos without Photoshop, which is expensive but incomparable. And I couldn't imagine drafting everything from complex email replies to short films to university presentations without Tinderbox.
It is more than 'expensive but incomparable.' It is more than best-in-class. It is best in a number of classes.
It is the best textual content organiser on any platform.
Tinderbox's mind-map interface is more flexible and powerful than MindManager or Scrivener, it's outliner is more powerful than OmniOutliner, and it's searches and resulting actions are more powerful than OS X itself!
The customer support from the developer is superb. Mark is a considerate genius.
The trade-offs are that the interface looks pre-OS X, and the learning curve is steep.
I resisted using it (and buying it) for a long time, and instead used Circus Ponies Notebook, OmniOutliner Pro, Inspiration, MindManager, and Scrivener. I don't use any of them anymore, now that I have Tinderbox, and I'm certain that I'm still only using 40% of the features.
The price is offensive ONLY UNTIL YOU USE IT. I could not imagine making films without Final Cut, which is expensive but incomparable. I could not imaging retouching photos without Photoshop, which is expensive but incomparable. And I couldn't imagine drafting everything from complex email replies to short films to university presentations without Tinderbox.
It is more than 'expensive but incomparable.' It is more than best-in-class. It is best in a number of classes.
It is the best textual content organiser on any platform.
Fast, reliable, and highly versatile - in a class of its own - Version: 4.0.1, 9/27/2007 01:36PM PST
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sumnerg
This is highly versatile software in a class of its own. It's not easy to figure out all that it can do, but it is well worth it for those willing to start simply, and gradually plumb its depths. Fast and reliable on Macs old and new alike.
I do not want to go clicking here and there trying to locate release notes by visiting any developer's site. I want to see what's new right here in VT.
Why are some developers so cavalier in their attitude to potential customers? They don't care.