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| Downloads:44,590 |
| Version Downloads:1,080 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:06 Dec 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $39.95 |
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Küwi reviewed on 06 Dec 2011
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However, regarding the Database, I think DevonThink has the edge over Together: In DevonThink you don't have to import all your files – you can just "index" whatever folder on your HD, and then you have all the possibilities of DevonThink (tagging, search, etc.) without having to copy your files to another place.
Of course, there is an option in Together's preferences just to "link" instead of copying the files when importing. However, this is a bit cumbersome: then you have Together filled with aliases – clumsy that if you change a file's name in Together, it will just change the name of the alias, not the real file's name (which forces you every time you want to mail the file to somebody to do all the renaming, tagging &c. again). In DevonThink, all the files get changed as you would expect.
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BOOKMARK ISSUE,
I have many bookmarks, now the app will crash anytime it is trying to generate a thumb for sites like (nonamescriptware). Plus over and over again if a url has expired the app will crash while trying to generate a thumbnail. Better for me just to uncheck generate icon for bookmarks.
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Processor 2.66 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
Memory 16 GB 1066 MHz DDR3 ECC
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GT 120 512 MB
Software Mac OS X Lion 10.7 (11A511)
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If you noticed I was referring to your updated release 2.5.1.
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Sunbeam reviewed on 28 Jul 2011
I would recommend Together for anyone looking for a freeform notes database.
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The shortcut key for new group has been hijacked by Evernote.
[ ^ ⌘ N]
how can i override it?!
Thanks
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glinner reviewed on 28 May 2011
I fricking love it. You are not tied to a proprietary system.
Get the Mac App Store version for easy updates.
My only complaint is that it's a pain to switch libraries. (you press ⌥⌘ Q and then select the other library from a list). they you have to click switch libraries. There is a bug (i think?) and it doesn't recognise it the first time, as you have to do it twice.
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Iangreig reviewed on 03 May 2011
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Alessandro82 reviewed on 09 Apr 2011
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I got suspicious after I read what he wrote about some apps that I LOVE, like Many Tricks' Usher.
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Bnax reviewed on 23 Feb 2011
I don't get it. The whole point of these apps is to assist in FINDing stuff later down the line. All that eye candy, yet I consistently caught heck actually trying to pinpoint what I wanted/needed to see. Oh well, the hunt continues.
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@cocoanut I have a plan to add default paragraph settings for notes at some point, which you could tailor to your preferences, but Together is identical to Apple apps such as Mail and TextEdit in that respect.
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Sigil reviewed on 11 Feb 2011
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I have the Pro Office version, which is nothing short of superb. You can "import" files, or just "index" to keep your folder structure as is in Finder. Kills the need for other apps (tagging, OCR to name two). And you can SEE your search terms!! Widescreen view available too. No connection with dev-- just after trying sooo many, nice to find my bingo.
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I've added quite a medium number of small files automatically.
(skim notes for pdf files, close to pure text)
I hope the new version helps.
thyx (actually Thomas1978 ;-)
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On the option being greyed out to save a web page as a PDF, I don't know which option you mean, and as no one else has reported a problem with this, I can't really comment. Get in touch if you need help. Thanks.
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Torchlight rated on 07 Dec 2011
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Gryphonent rated on 10 Nov 2011
-43
Leonledragon rated on 01 Sep 2011
_locutus rated on 31 Jan 2011
-1
Jennylover rated on 05 Jan 2011