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| Downloads:40,204 |
| Version Downloads:1,094 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:30 Jul 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $39.95 |
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Then I found a webdav storage system called swiss disk ( http://www.swissdisk.com ) which gives you a 50Mb to start with, I know this is not a lot but my Voodoo pad folder is about 2Mb so it leaves plenty of space. Following this I looked at Mydrive www.mydrive.ch which gives a lot more free space.
Check them out and see what you think.
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Shidong reviewed on 14 Jan 2011
Pity that the iPhone version is way too high priced and lack of many features. I will buy it if they make it better in future.
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Macmend reviewed on 23 Nov 2010
** But its stopped working for me since OS X 10.6.5. It crashes soon after launch and I have tried everything to make it work.
I have tried all the others I can find, I use the likes of Yojimbo and devonthink in different ways, to be honest many of them appear to be a kind of database version of pathfinder...a sort of finder within the finder...they just can't compete with the ease of use and wiki interface of voodoo.
Then there is circusponynotebook which is too complex and why does it make all those pages i dont want each time i start it up
Can anyone recommend a personal wiki that might replace voodoo pad
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Their Tech Support is swift and excellent, should you ever need same.
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I deleted this app immediately due to this offense, so I don't feel right giving it a rating.
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But I forget. You trashed the naughty bad bad app. Pity. It's rather good.
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Yes, I can disable it in the preferences, but not necessarily before the 'damage' is done. Your response is like saying a hotel whose doorman pokes you in the eye on the way in has a perfectly reasonable policy, because all you have to do is walk in to the lobby, [get poked in the eye,] and tell the front desk you don't want to participate.
Since the app never informs people that it is sending their data to the developer, they won't necessarily think to look in the preferences to begin with. By posting about it here, I was hoping to help others at least be aware of it, as well as let the developers know of my displeasure - apparently that bothers quite a few people!
This may run afoul of privacy laws in countries with stricter standards (ie. Germany). In any case, it's rude.
As I pointed out, Sparkle's default behavior is to ask the user for permission. Why not just leave it this way?
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Dremwkr reviewed on 02 Jan 2010
My only suggestion is I wish it could have notebook lines, like note paper, be colors like yellow legal pad, and color tabs. Yes basically a little eye candy to appeal to a wider group of potential users. And, well... accepts color stickys, even if it is internal to the app itself. Customizable colors would be nice too.
I have a ton of great applications on my Mac but this is one I use EVERY day.
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bloomsday reviewed on 08 Mar 2009
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Nomad11 rated on 28 Jul 2011
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Benjy_london rated on 28 Feb 2011
Alcom rated on 04 Feb 2011
Superquadric rated on 05 Jan 2011