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| Downloads:28,620 |
| Version Downloads:15,449 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Free |
| Date:26 Sep 2005 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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Aetnaria reviewed on 03 Jul 2011
I do wish there were keyboard shortcuts to create new siblings/children rather than having to alternate typing with clicks, though.
And while it is PPC, meaning it works absolutely fine on PowerPC and Intel macs alike via Rosetta, come OS X Lion this won't run.
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An.onymous reviewed on 24 Jun 2010
MyMind demonstrates that what is often missing is a clear vision from the developers, not the computer or the OS capacities.
I hope that the young developer of MyMind finally receives the money he deserves for this remarkable software.
Btw : the Tiere example provided with MyMind is very useful, and the help menu is both short and clear. They should definitely be used the first time.
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It would be great if you could:
- make it Universal.
- allow editing in map view aswell.
- open-source this to let it continue developing.
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Paolo Tramannoni reviewed on 10 Nov 2008
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uncoy reviewed on 06 Dec 2007
Create wonderful black and white mind maps. Do straightforward
This is like MORE or Word 5.1 or MacDraw, a great Mac classic.
Finally a step away from buggy, expensive, bloatware (the entire rest of the mind mapping category).
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http://osx.iusethis.com/app/cmaptools
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cirticbp reviewed on 26 Oct 2006
uwekel reviewed on 07 Jun 2006
ambientlight reviewed on 03 Jun 2006
Some suggestions for use: meal planning (make a matrix of your weekly shoppling list to know what you have to work with) to school work (memorize the cast of King Lear with familial connections, map out the animal kingdom, connect metaphors for a term paper) to business (plan a timeline for that big leap public) to collectors to hobbyists to -- well, a lot of things.
Despite a learning curve, MyMind is definitely worth a try.