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| Downloads:22,427 |
| Version Downloads:736 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:18 Aug 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $19.95 |
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+47
Vinkri reviewed on 04 Nov 2011
Similar to Devonthink, but CHEAPER, FASTER and with a NICER interface... and with MUCH LESS features. But 90% of us needs just what is in Caboodle.
I could like this soft very much... if I used it everyday. But I found Evernote. It does almost the same (except for webpages) and its database is accessible from everywhere.
And it's free. So...
-14
Tofi reviewed on 31 Aug 2011
+1
+43
Lord-Lightning reviewed on 17 Aug 2011
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+43
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+1
No problems with previous versions...
-2
Windows based internet marketers are paying nearly $50 for something not nearly as effective.
And no, I'm not married to anyone at Dejal - I'm just a happy buyer.
-2
Notimetoulouse reviewed on 10 May 2011
In Caboodle I've found something that fits the bill perfectly for what I need - the ability to visit sites, save data and images and then write reviews on them for publication.
I need ease of access, subject heirarchy, simplicity,security and stability.
Caboodle gives me all this and for less than the price of a takeaway meal.
A major step forward for my productivity.
Thank you.
+1
+3
Litty reviewed on 07 Feb 2011
+129
Rubaiyat reviewed on 30 May 2010
I used the Serials table to enter my long list of shareware purchases and serial numbers. A few weeks ago as I added more rows to the table it fell apart into plain text with each cell on a new line.
Without an undo I was now stuck with trying to reconstruct the table bit by bit. I had noticed how clumsy the table structure was before and this now confirms it is just a house of cards, which I do not want to reassemble repeatedly.
Searching and sorting were practically non-existent as well so I will now look elsewhere for my solution.
This turns out to have been both a waste of time and money.
+33
My guess is, you would have seen the same fault in TextEdit.
-14
Tofi reviewed on 18 Feb 2010
+129
Rubaiyat reviewed on 09 Feb 2010
Doesn't sort, and the find feature is extremely erratic.
+3
+93
Mystery Tramp reviewed on 09 Jun 2009
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John Cassidy rated on 06 Jan 2012
+3
MacUpdate-Mark rated on 28 Dec 2011
Mrbyte rated on 05 Aug 2011
+5
Vajra7 rated on 18 Jan 2011