Software
Evernote meets scansnap
For those who love paperless filing, and Evernote, you will be pleased to know that Evernote now talks to Scansnap scanners (the most excellent scanner, which I use daily). This is particularly useful given Evernote’s fancy text recognition. If you have a Fujitsu ScanSnap
(and why don’t you?), you want to know about [...]
Simple file management with Fresh
The makers of Leap (who I have no commercial affiliation with, review here) have recently released a access level tagging program. Fresh is a useful document utility, which has three main functions:
Tracking “fresh” or most recently used documents
Tagging files (searchable by spotlight)
Document launcher, or shelf for frequently accessed files
File access
Your seven most recently accessed [...]
Process: Just another Project manager
I have been working with a review version of Jumsoft’s Process, which is a task manager and project management tool. As always, I am looking at this in terms of managing my personal projects rather than managing group or corporate projects.
The functions
Basically, this is a task manager, where tasks are grouped under projects. [...]
Leap: the nirvana of digital filing
Since I last wrote about digital filing, I have found nirvana - Leap ($34, Ironic Software). Most filing solutions I have tried were either slow, proprietary or limited. Now that I have found Leap, I realise that other solutions try to do too much. Instead of organising files into a database with [...]
Software Review: Things versus Omnifocus
Since its release, I have been a fan of Omnifocus, and even used the alpha when Omnifocus was first released for iPhone. However, I have recently switched over to Things by Cultured Code (Mac only), and I have never looked back.
The Problem with Omnifocus
Omnifocus has a lot of functions. You can clip text [...]