Does PB 5 use a different file format and extension to that of PB 4?

If not, is it safe to try PB 5 beta with existing brain files?


Chris

Thanks Andrzej. It worked well.
ej
++

On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 10:54 AM, Andrzej Gab <andrzej.gab@...> wrote:

>   2008/8/13 Elwyn Jenkins <elwynjenkins@...<elwynjenkins%40gmail.com>
> >:
>
> > I have just downloaded PersonalBrain for Linux on a Ubuntu machine.
> > BUT what I get is a file with the extension ".sh". There are not tips
> > on how to use this file.
>
> AFAIR you should do this:
> 1. chmod 777 <filename.sh>
> 2. ./<filename.sh> (you run this file)
>
> please try...
>
> --
> Andrzej Gab
> andrzej.gab@... <andrzej.gab%40gmail.com>
> https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrzejgab
>
> "Wszak istnieje cos takiego jak zarazenie podroza
> i jest to rodzaj choroby w gruncie rzeczy nieuleczalnej"
>
>



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2008/8/13 Elwyn Jenkins <elwynjenkins@...>:
> I have just downloaded PersonalBrain for Linux on a Ubuntu machine.
> BUT what I get is a file with the extension ".sh". There are not tips
> on how to use this file.

AFAIR you should do this:
1. chmod 777 <filename.sh>
2.  ./<filename.sh>   (you run this file)

please try...

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"Wszak istnieje cos takiego jak zarazenie podroza
i jest to rodzaj choroby w gruncie rzeczy nieuleczalnej"

Hi,
I have just downloaded PersonalBrain for Linux on a Ubuntu machine.
BUT what I get is a file with the extension ".sh". There are not tips
on how to use this file.

How do I use this file to install PersonalBrain? Are there any
instructions anywhere as to how to do this?

Looking forward to a reply.

Sincerely
ej
++

:)

Chris Case wrote:
>
>
> ede wrote:
>  > When I tried to assign a thought to 20 existing
>  > items as a jump, 20 new thoughts of the same name
>  > were created...
>  >
>  > Any idea?
>  >
> I can't visualise what you're describing

I was trying the following:

I use various email addresses - most of them only
to be forwarded to one single googlemail address.

[] I entered all my email addresses as a thought
[] I entered the googlemail address
[] Now I wanted this one gmail to be linked to the
     formerly entered email addresses as a jump...

Which leads me to the question: are jumps directed?

Thanks for your help :D

ede wrote:
> When I tried to assign a thought to 20 existing
> items as a jump, 20 new thoughts of the same name
> were created...
>
> Any idea?
>
I can't visualise what you're describing
>
>> There's no direct database import function
>>
> :((
>
> What about things like importing a news feed?
>
In the Note, choose the HTML View.  Insert the code generated by
http://www.rss-info.com/en_rssinclude-simple.html



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Thank you very much, Chris :)

> You could subdivide as needed, say by initial letter.
Honestly, I would never have thought of such a
simple and efficient thing! :D


> You select them by holding down the CTRL key and mousing them
> individually. Then you assign the Selection to the Blues category.
Thanks again!!!

When I tried to assign a thought to 20 existing
items as a jump, 20 new thoughts of the same name
were created...

Any idea?

> There's no direct database import function
:((

What about things like importing a news feed?

Cheers :)
Ede

I think you can copy and paste whole fields. I don't know the jargo but I
think that the version I have can do it.. Vers 4 Pro

Sure someone can help you

Nick



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From: personalbrain@yahoogroups.com [mailto:personalbrain@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of Chris Case
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2008 7:30 PM
To: personalbrain@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [personalbrain] introduction



Eduard Nilno wrote:
> Well, that is very good news. It is my exactly what I want to do aswell,
sort my music.
>
> What I cannot figure out is the following - and may be this is where I
understand PB not at all:
>
> I will create a brain music with the top level thougths 'piece',
'composer', 'genre', 'location'. With time proceeding I will have hundreds
of children to 'composer' (thounsend of 'actors') - so my screen will be
full with unreadable text...
>
You could subdivide as needed, say by initial letter. Chances are when
you use the brain, you will simply search the composer's name, or
navigate to him through another category (Baroque, ORchestral, etc.),
and possibly never actually load the COMPOSER page.
> And how do I do mass-editing? How can I create a jump for 20 'compose' to
the 'genre: blues'?
>
You select them by holding down the CTRL key and mousing them
individually. Then you assign the Selection to the Blues category.
>
>> Do you mean you already have standard database that you want to import,
>> or would you start from scratch?
>>
>
> I would sort of enter the data in a personal database - maybe even a
spreadsheet - it is a very simple db-model after all - and hopefully get
them somehow into PersonalBrain. If I have to drag&draw all the relations
for each movie/piece, I'll be dead and gone before I'll finish...
>

There's no direct database import function, it seems. But what I
described above is quicker than dragging every one.

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Eduard Nilno wrote:
> Well, that is very good news. It is my exactly what I want to do aswell, sort
my music.
>
> What I cannot figure out is the following - and may be this is where I
understand PB not at all:
>
> I  will create a brain music with the top level thougths 'piece', 'composer',
'genre', 'location'. With time proceeding I will have hundreds of children to
'composer' (thounsend of 'actors') - so my screen will be full with unreadable
text...
>
You could subdivide as needed, say by initial letter.  Chances are when
you use the brain, you will simply search the composer's name, or
navigate to him through another category  (Baroque,  ORchestral,  etc.),
and possibly never actually load the COMPOSER page.
> And how do I do mass-editing? How can I create a jump for 20 'compose' to the
'genre: blues'?
>
You select them by holding down the CTRL key and mousing them
individually. Then you assign the Selection to the Blues category.
>
>> Do you mean you already have  standard database that you want to import,
>> or would you start from scratch?
>>
>
> I would sort of enter the data in a personal database - maybe even a
spreadsheet - it is a very simple db-model after all - and hopefully get them
somehow into PersonalBrain. If I have to drag&draw all the relations for each
movie/piece, I'll be dead and gone before I'll finish...
>

There's no direct database import function, it seems.  But what I
described above is quicker than dragging every one.



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Well, that is very good news. It is my exactly what I want to do aswell, sort my
music.

What I cannot figure out is the following - and may be this is where I
understand PB not at all:

I  will create a brain music with the top level thougths 'piece', 'composer',
'genre', 'location'. With time proceeding I will have hundreds of children to
'composer' (thounsend of 'actors') - so my screen will be full with unreadable
text...

And how do I do mass-editing? How can I create a jump for 20 'compose' to the
'genre: blues'?

>Do you mean you already have  standard database that you want to import,
>or would you start from scratch?

I would sort of enter the data in a personal database - maybe even a spreadsheet
- it is a very simple db-model after all - and hopefully get them somehow into
PersonalBrain. If I have to drag&draw all the relations for each movie/piece,
I'll be dead and gone before I'll finish...

Also, I am considering the possibility, that this is not the way to use PB?

Thanks very much :D


----- Original Message ----
From: Chris Case <chris@...>
To: personalbrain@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 11 June, 2008 10:31:04 AM
Subject: Re: [personalbrain] introduction


Eduard Nilno wrote:
> Howdy :)
>
> I am determined to make a final call on the
> PersonalBrain and I hope you can help me to make that decision. I've
> known PB for a long time (still got a freeware version for Win95) and
> have never really come beyond playing around with it.
>
> When I
> first saw it, I was immediately thrilled by the way Thoughts
> interlinked, when you grow a PB slowly, but I never worked out a
> sufficient way to enter say 1000 movie titles with 100 directors and
> 3000 actors and 20 genres and 20 keywords. Which would be rather small
> a database if you're interested in movies.
>
> Can you help?
>

What's the problem? I have just such a database,which indexes my DVD and
music collection.
Do you mean you already have  standard database that you want to import,
or would you start from scratch?



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Eduard Nilno wrote:
> Howdy :)
>
> I am determined to make a final call on the
> PersonalBrain and I hope you can help me to make that decision. I've
> known PB for a long time (still got a freeware version for Win95) and
> have never really come beyond playing around with it.
>
> When I
> first saw it, I was immediately thrilled by the way Thoughts
> interlinked, when you grow a PB slowly, but I never worked out a
> sufficient way to enter say 1000 movie titles with 100 directors and
> 3000 actors and 20 genres and 20 keywords. Which would be rather small
> a database if you're interested in movies.
>
> Can you help?
>

What's the problem? I have just such a database,which indexes my DVD and
music collection.
Do you mean you already have  standard database that you want to import,
or would you start from scratch?

Howdy :)

I am determined to make a final call on the
PersonalBrain and I hope you can help me to make that decision. I've
known PB for a long time (still got a freeware version for Win95) and
have never really come beyond playing around with it.

When I
first saw it, I was immediately thrilled by the way Thoughts
interlinked, when you grow a PB slowly, but I never worked out a
sufficient way to enter say 1000 movie titles with 100 directors and
3000 actors and 20 genres and 20 keywords. Which would be rather small
a database if you're interested in movies.

Can you help?

Eduard


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I merged diferente Brains using  a previous version (copy-paste thoughts) of
Persona Brain , and  I know that recent beta versions have  a menu option to
"merge brains".

I had emailed this list before about the first problem: accented characteres
didn`t copied correctly. I believe this problem is solved in newer version,
(I didn't test).

But I have currently other problems:
-Thought Types with same names are copied from diferente brains. I have now
two types  WITH SAME NAME in the list of thought types, and it's impossible
delete one of them (or merge types).
- Similar problem with two LINK TYPES with same name of types.
- I had a long list of thought types and long list of Link types, so if I
click (links or thought)  to select type, I can't  see the last options
after the bottom of windows display. It's impossible "scroll down" the list.
(I'm using alternative solution: selecting first "properties", of link or
thought, so I can scroll down options of types inside the properties
windows).

Thanks for any help or solution in next versions...


Cícero Crispim


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Hi Paulo,

PersonalBrain 4.1 supports importing of data through XML. If you copy a
few thoughts with notes into the clipboard (Edit > Copy Thoughts), you
will see the XML file format. In order to import information from your
database, you will need to put it into the same XML format and then
paste the data into PersonalBrain.

Regards,
-Harlan

--- In personalbrain@yahoogroups.com, "Paulo Masetti" <paulo@...> wrote:
>
> I really dont believe that I can not create a brain of my clients
wint
> contacts as linket chields and map my actual database infos (dbf or
txt
> or cvs)  info (clientes teshistorical info) into the "notes" PB4
fields
> by mapping the fields betweeng PB4 end the avaylable database.
>
> All the information should be introduced manualy?
>
> (I understand the inport folders end the drag end drop files process
> but)
>
> Many thanks
>
> Paulo - Brazil
>

Hi Jostein,



Gotomeeting requires either MAC or PC...We have asked for Linux as a
feature request. You could try it but their official answer is no. So if
you have access to a PC or Mac attend on one of those. If not, we will
be recording the event and have the recording available to you and on
our site within a couple days. You can also still call the audio numbers
and listen to the seminar. The first half of the event will be very
conceptual in nature and be a good listen.



FYI here are the gotomeeting official system requirements:



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From: personalbrain@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:personalbrain@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jostein Berntsen
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 1:01 PM
To: personalbrain@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [personalbrain] Everything Is Connected. All You Have to Do
Is See the Links.



On 02.05.08,02:23, shelleyhayduk wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I want to let you know about a Web event I will be hosting on May 22
> with James Burke.
>
> James Burke is a British science historian, author, and television
> producer best known for his documentary television
> series, "Connections". He uses PersonalBrain to present "the
> connected world".
>
> We will be focusing on how the connections approach to information
> will change the way we use knowledge. How it will redefine what we
> call 'education' and 'intelligence.
>
> You can learn more about this event at:
>
> http://www.thebrain.com/#-139 <http://www.thebrain.com/#-139>
>
> I think this session will really underscore the importance of moving
> beyond information hierarchies in mind mapping to represent knowledge.
>
> Space is limited so if you have any problems signing up feel free to
> email me.
>
> Cheers,
> Shelley
>

Hi,

Will this session also be available for Linux users?

- Jostein

>

--
Jostein Berntsen <jbernts@... <mailto:jbernts%40broadpark.no> >





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On 02.05.08,02:23, shelleyhayduk wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I want to let you know about a Web event I will be hosting on May 22
> with James Burke.
>
> James Burke is a British science historian, author, and television
> producer best known for his documentary television
> series, "Connections". He uses PersonalBrain to present "the
> connected world".
>
> We will be focusing on how the connections approach to information
> will change the way we use knowledge. How it will redefine what we
> call 'education' and 'intelligence.
>
> You can learn more about this event at:
>
> http://www.thebrain.com/#-139
>
> I think this session will really underscore the importance of moving
> beyond information hierarchies in mind mapping to represent knowledge.
>
> Space is limited so if you have any problems signing up feel free to
> email me.
>
> Cheers,
> Shelley
>

Hi,

Will this session also be available for Linux users?

- Jostein

>

--
Jostein Berntsen <jbernts@...>

I really dont believe that I can not create a brain of my clients wint
contacts as linket chields and map my actual database infos (dbf or txt
or cvs)  info (clientes teshistorical info) into the "notes" PB4 fields
by mapping the fields betweeng PB4 end the avaylable database.

All the information should be introduced manualy?

(I understand the inport folders end the drag end drop files process
but)

Many thanks

Paulo - Brazil

--- In personalbrain@yahoogroups.com, "shelleyhayduk" <shayduk@...> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I want to let you know about a Web event I will be hosting on May 22
> with James Burke.
>
> James Burke is a British science historian, author, and television
> producer best known for his documentary television
> series, "Connections". He uses PersonalBrain to present "the
> connected world".
>
> We will be focusing on how the connections approach to information
> will change the way we use knowledge. How it will redefine what we
> call 'education' and 'intelligence.
>
> You can learn more about this event at:
>
> http://www.thebrain.com/#-139
>
> I think this session will really underscore the importance of moving
> beyond information hierarchies in mind mapping to represent knowledge.
>
> Space is limited so if you have any problems signing up feel free to
> email me.
>
> Cheers,
> Shelley
>

Hi,

Will this be accessible for Linux users too?

- Jostein

Hi Shelley,

I solved the problem by merging the much larger Brain into the tiny Brain.
The other way round came up with a grayed out "Paste" at the final step.
Your technical department including Matt Caton are mystified on this
problem. Because of confidentiality, I cannot send you a Brainzip. Let's say
the problem is solved, your suggestion of moving selected thoughts should
handle all my future "merge" requirements.

I deleted the offending large Brain after the successful merge.  I believe
the large Brain had a synapse disconnect!

Please keep up the informative web seminars.

Cheers,

Peter

> -----Original Message-----
> From: personalbrain@yahoogroups.com [mailto:personalbrain@yahoogroups.com]
> On Behalf Of shelleyhayduk
> Sent: May 1, 2008 10:16 PM
> To: personalbrain@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [personalbrain] Re: Merge Brains or copy many thought to other
Brain ?
>
> Hi Peter,
>
> Harlan's instructions are for selecting all the thoughts in your
> Brain. To select specific Thoughts hold down your control key and
> click on the Thought you want. This will let you bring a set of
> specific Thoughts into PersonalBrain's selection box.
>
> Right click on the selection box once you have all the Thoughts you
> want and select copy. Now you can open any Brain you need to paste
> these Thoughts.
>
> I cover mass selecting and copying Thoughts in my seminar on editing
> your Brain you can watch it on http://www.thebrain.com/recordings
> page or go directly to this seminar at:
>
> https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/419353646
>
> If you want to do a web meeting on this let me know.
>
> Best regards,
> Shelley
>
>
> --- In personalbrain@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Stamford"
> <trainguy.04@...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Harlan,
> >
> > Could you publish this in step by step? I'm having difficulty
> selecting the
> > thoughts I want to merge.  Also can't find any merge information in
> the PDF
> > User Manual.
> >
> > Using PB 4.1.3.2.
> >
> > Peter Stamford

Hi All,

I want to let you know about a Web event I will be hosting on May 22
with James Burke.

James Burke is a British science historian, author, and television
producer best known for his documentary television
series, "Connections". He uses PersonalBrain to present "the
connected world".

We will be focusing on how the connections approach to information
will change the way we use knowledge. How it will redefine what we
call 'education' and 'intelligence.

You can learn more about this event at:

http://www.thebrain.com/#-139

I think this session will really underscore the importance of moving
beyond information hierarchies in mind mapping to represent knowledge.

Space is limited so if you have any problems signing up feel free to
email me.

Cheers,
Shelley

Hi Peter,

Harlan's instructions are for selecting all the thoughts in your
Brain. To select specific Thoughts hold down your control key and
click on the Thought you want. This will let you bring a set of
specific Thoughts into PersonalBrain's selection box.

Right click on the selection box once you have all the Thoughts you
want and select copy. Now you can open any Brain you need to paste
these Thoughts.

I cover mass selecting and copying Thoughts in my seminar on editing
your Brain you can watch it on http://www.thebrain.com/recordings
page or go directly to this seminar at:

https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/419353646

If you want to do a web meeting on this let me know.

Best regards,
Shelley


--- In personalbrain@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Stamford"
<trainguy.04@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Harlan,
>
> Could you publish this in step by step? I'm having difficulty
selecting the
> thoughts I want to merge.  Also can't find any merge information in
the PDF
> User Manual.
>
> Using PB 4.1.3.2.
>
> Peter Stamford
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: personalbrain@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:personalbrain@yahoogroups.com]
> > On Behalf Of harlanhugh
> > Sent: April 14, 2008 9:51 PM
> > To: personalbrain@yahoogroups.com
> > Subject: [personalbrain] Re: Merge Brains or copy many thought to
other
> Brain ?
> >
> > Hi cícero,
> >
> > Yes, merging has been available since the release of version 4.1.
Once
> > you have upgrade to version 4.1:
> >
> > To merge Brains, open the Brain you want to merge, select all the
> > thoughts (go to the use Reports tab, clear all of the filters or
hit
> > the refresh button if they are already cleared, then go to the
Edit
> > menu and select Add Report to Selection) then choose Edit > Copy
> > Selected Thoughts. Open the Brain you want to merge the copied
> > thoughts into and select Edit > Paste Thoughts.
> >
> > Regards,
> > -Harlan
> >
> > --- In personalbrain@yahoogroups.com, "Cicero Crispim" <ccrispim@>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > And now...
> > > The merging capability is ready?
> > >
> > > cícero
>

Hi Harlan,

Could you publish this in step by step? I'm having difficulty selecting the
thoughts I want to merge.  Also can't find any merge information in the PDF
User Manual.

Using PB 4.1.3.2.

Peter Stamford

> -----Original Message-----
> From: personalbrain@yahoogroups.com [mailto:personalbrain@yahoogroups.com]
> On Behalf Of harlanhugh
> Sent: April 14, 2008 9:51 PM
> To: personalbrain@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [personalbrain] Re: Merge Brains or copy many thought to other
Brain ?
>
> Hi cícero,
>
> Yes, merging has been available since the release of version 4.1. Once
> you have upgrade to version 4.1:
>
> To merge Brains, open the Brain you want to merge, select all the
> thoughts (go to the use Reports tab, clear all of the filters or hit
> the refresh button if they are already cleared, then go to the Edit
> menu and select Add Report to Selection) then choose Edit > Copy
> Selected Thoughts. Open the Brain you want to merge the copied
> thoughts into and select Edit > Paste Thoughts.
>
> Regards,
> -Harlan
>
> --- In personalbrain@yahoogroups.com, "Cicero Crispim" <ccrispim@...>
> wrote:
> >
> > And now...
> > The merging capability is ready?
> >
> > cícero

Hi cícero,

Yes, merging has been available since the release of version 4.1. Once
you have upgrade to version 4.1:

To merge Brains, open the Brain you want to merge, select all the
thoughts (go to the use Reports tab, clear all of the filters or hit
the refresh button if they are already cleared, then go to the Edit
menu and select Add Report to Selection) then choose Edit > Copy
Selected Thoughts. Open the Brain you want to merge the copied
thoughts into and select Edit > Paste Thoughts.

Regards,
-Harlan

--- In personalbrain@yahoogroups.com, "Cicero Crispim" <ccrispim@...>
wrote:
>
> And now...
> The merging capability is ready?
>
> cícero
>
>
>

And now...
The merging capability is ready?

cícero



>
> On Tue, Sep 11, 2007 at 1:54 PM, harlanhugh <hhugh@...> wrote:
>
> >   We are working on merging capabilities for PersonalBrain 4 now. When
> > released, it will be much more powerful than PB3, with the ability to
> > copy and paste thoughts between brains as well as merging of Brains.
> >
> > Regards,
> > -Harlan
> >
> >
> > --- In personalbrain@yahoogroups.com <personalbrain%40yahoogroups.com>,
> > Chris Case <chris@...> wrote:
> > >
> > > ROBERTO NOGUEIRA wrote:
> > > > In PB3 you had just to drag and drop the .brn file into the Plex --
> > > > usually located under My Brains. If it is PB4, try and see if it
> > > > works, the difference is that the Brain file extension is .brain.
> > > >
> > > No, that won't work. Importing of PB4 brains remains a missing feature
> > > -- one of the top 5 Regrettable Omissions, IMO...
> > >
> > > > --- In personalbrain@yahoogroups.com<personalbrain%40yahoogroups.com>,
> > "cicero_crispim" <ccrispim@>
> > > > wrote:
> > > >
> > > >> Anyone knows how can I merge two diferents brains?
> > > >>
> > > >> Or ... can I select some thoughts from one Brain and move or copy
> > this
> > > >> group to another Brain??
> > > >>
> > > You can export the Selection as another brain, but cannot import it
> > into
> > > a pre-existing one.
> > >
> > >
> > > That's why you should not discard your PB3. I create all my new brains
> > > in PB3, especially those that are going to involve the spidering of
> > any
> > > sites, and import them into PB4 when done. PB3 will also check for
> > > broken links, which PB4 will not.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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> > >
> >
> >
> >
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>


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--- In personalbrain@yahoogroups.com, James Rodger
<professor2108@...> wrote:
>
> I used to use Personal Brain when I was a Windows
> user, but now I have migrated to the open source
> community. Could someone please advise if this
> wonderful app (Personal Brain NOT Windows) has a Linux
> release.
>
> Thanks
>
> James
>
>
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address.
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>
Hi James,

We are cross platform and have a version of PersonalBrain 4.++
for Linux users.

You can download it at http://www.thebrain.com/#-53

The program is located on this page right under the Mac download...

Enjoy!
Shelley

I used to use Personal Brain when I was a Windows
user, but now I have migrated to the open source
community. Could someone please advise if this
wonderful app (Personal Brain NOT Windows) has a Linux
release.

Thanks

James


       Get the name you always wanted with the new y7mail email address.
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Hello,

I use the latest beta (4.2.1.0) with a large brain. Attached are a lot
of Word files (*.docx), which are moved into the brain.
After some testing, I now conclude that my wordfiles are not indexed
correctly, because new words I enter in a attached wordfile are not
seen in the search results.


Any idea?

Hans

MindRaider Semantic Web Outliner

http://mindraider.sourceforge.net/

MindRaider is Semantic Web outliner. It aims to connect the tradition
of outline editors with emerging technologies. MindRaider mission is
to help you in organization of your cognitive base and associated
web/local/real-world resources in a way that enables quick navigation,
concise representation and inferencing.

Features:
o Outliner/cognition organizer/mind mapper
o FTS and tag cloud navigation
o RDF/OWL-based data model
o Gnowsis Semantic Desktop integration (experimental)
o URIQA explorer (experimental)
o Export to OPML, HTML and TWiki

I'm looking for any comments, criticism or feedback - feel free to
contact me ;-)

Enjoy!

-- martin

The calendar funtion is great.

However,the font of the calendar view is not that comfortable to me.Is
that possible for me to set the calendar font to other fonts,such as
"lucida grande"?How?

Thank you very much indeed.
ps:I am using the windows version.

Hello,

we are 3 in my office, and would like to share our brains, can we
install personnal brain on each machine, but create a brain on our
server so each of us can access to it.

have anyone experimented multiple access to 1 brain through personnal
brain,

thanks for your answer,
chris