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A tear for Ollie Pad - Version: 3.5.1, 5/10/2008 12:55PM PST
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What Have You Done To Me
What have you done to me Gus.
I had my Voodoopad wikifile stolen and it seems the media kids saw what was on it even though I used encryption.
Sorry Oliver but my privacy isn't worth the effort if my life cut throat squirrel is at stake.
I had my Voodoopad wikifile stolen and it seems the media kids saw what was on it even though I used encryption.
Sorry Oliver but my privacy isn't worth the effort if my life cut throat squirrel is at stake.
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- A tear for Ollie Pad
VoodooPad helps complete the Mac experience 
- Version: 3.1.5, 5/14/2007 09:55AM PST
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emikysa
I have been using VoodooPad for over a year and a half and I absolutely love it. My VP document has over 2000 pages in it - everything from warranty information about products I've purchased, to notes from calls with customer service reps, to work plans and logs, to brainstorms, to task-lists, etc, etc.
I believe that VP is the 'missing link' in computing. It allows users to easily and intuitively store, manage and retrieve data and information. Before VP I tried a variety of other systems to manage information. I found that using separate files in a regular directory structure was too cumbersome and I found other "notebook" style applications too regimented/segmented. Some other systems initially seemed promising, but nothing I tried was intuitive or easy enough for me to keep using every day. I was thrilled when I came across VP because with it allows me to work without getting in my way.
I don't often post software reviews, but this is truly an exceptional application. If you play around with the demo version for a bit and think about the possibilities you'll likely quickly know whether or not VP is the right application for you.
Erik Mikysa
I believe that VP is the 'missing link' in computing. It allows users to easily and intuitively store, manage and retrieve data and information. Before VP I tried a variety of other systems to manage information. I found that using separate files in a regular directory structure was too cumbersome and I found other "notebook" style applications too regimented/segmented. Some other systems initially seemed promising, but nothing I tried was intuitive or easy enough for me to keep using every day. I was thrilled when I came across VP because with it allows me to work without getting in my way.
I don't often post software reviews, but this is truly an exceptional application. If you play around with the demo version for a bit and think about the possibilities you'll likely quickly know whether or not VP is the right application for you.
Erik Mikysa
-Gus Mueller [of Flying Meat], MacVoices [Podcast] #881, May 7th, 2008