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| Downloads:46,378 |
| Version Downloads:1,083 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Free |
| Date:05 Oct 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Szeoli reviewed on 11 Dec 2011
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hous reviewed on 19 Apr 2011
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Inge Antonsen reviewed on 06 Oct 2010
Yes, I have sent an e-mail explaining the situation, including my personal information and previous key numbers. No answer received after 3 weeks.
Yes, I am disappointed!
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* Pro US$249.95
* Core US$149.95
* Free US$0.00
I do not now and nor do I ever want to seem like one of those who come to this site and post complaints for the sake of it.
I do politely request, however, that developers are more open about their "free" products. For example, what are the differences between these versions? What do you get for your $150 or $250 beyond what the free version offers? (Or, to put it another way, what's missing from the free version?)
I don't like feeling like I'm being gulled into paying for something. To me this is a fairly low form of marketing technique, and very often seen in the Windows community. I'd hate to see it gain more traction in the Mac world than it already has.
No disrespect, but could the developer of this software please take these comments on board.
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http://www.thebrain.com/store/faq/
Click on "Free, Core or Pro? Which PersonalBrain edition is right for me?" to reveal a table explaining the differences.
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;-)
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As should Disk Drill.
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I consider this ungracious and I'm doubtful of the software ergonomics.
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I also like the fact that I can run PersonalBrain on my PC at work and on my MacBook at home, sharing some of the same databases via Dropbox.
I do wish PersonalBrain had a more robust note editor. Right now it is really only useful for jotting simple notes, not composing long text. But you can associate RTF documents with your PersonalBrain items, and quickly open those in your favorite word processor. Copies can be stored internally or externally, and are fully searchable.
In short, PersonalBrain is a well thought out information manager with a unique and very powerful user interface.
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The new 5.5 version does have some way cool enhancements:
http://www.thebrain.com/site/personalbrain/download/PersonalBrain_5.5_Feature_List.pdf
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http://www.thebrain.com/#-156
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dragonce reviewed on 02 Jul 2009
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dragonce reviewed on 24 Mar 2009
Overpriced
Some features missing for Mac version : export to format OPML export to Word document.
It is a shame to overprice the possibility to export in HTML format.
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Too bad.
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Khmz rated on 04 Nov 2011
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Mx rated on 29 Apr 2011