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Livescribe
Livescribe Desktop saves your notes and recordings to your computer for fast, easy access to what's important from your Livescribe SmartPen.
What's New
Version 2.8.0:
Livescribe made improvements to Livescribe™ Desktop to correct known issues and improve usability.
This Livescribe Smartpen Update is being delivered to all Livescribe customers.
New Features
- Support for Mac OS X 10.7 Lion
Fixed
- Fixed problem that prevented some users from getting their smartpens recognized by LD.
- Fixed problem that displayed the following error message to some users when updating their smartpens: "This software cannot be installed on attached pen."
- Fixed problem that created a new user account called "other" in the operating system for some users.
Known Issues
- Custom notebooks are not successfully converted to .pencast files when sent to the Computer connector from the Mac.
- Livescribe Desktop does not support multiple user accounts running Livescribe Desktop simultaneously (Fast User Switching).
Version 2.8.0:
Livescribe made improvements to Livescribe™ Desktop to correct known issues and improve usability.
This Livescribe Smartpen Update is being delivered to all Livescribe customers.
New Features
- Support for Mac OS X 10.7 Lion more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
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| Downloads:2,087 |
| Version Downloads:1,496 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Free |
| Date:06 Aug 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Livescribe Desktop saves your notes and recordings to your computer for fast, easy access to what's important from your Livescribe SmartPen.
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Xco reviewed on 04 Sep 2011
There is no systematic way to code or add meta data to notebook entries (by page or group of related pages). The data entries, when stored online, are in effect a database after all.
But, as I collect hundreds of pages of notes, I cannot systematically look for al notes on a particular topic, date, location, etc; or meetings related to a particular client.
One must rely entirely on the handwriting recognition of what was written in the note (in the notepad) at the time of note-taking. Thus I stopped using the product.
It's great to be able to input my handwritten notes into the computer. Paper becomes a mere data entry medium, but not necessarily the storage medium. That's good in principle.
But if I cannot systematically retrieve archived notes, from hundreds of entries, the value of the approach is lot entirely.
So many products emphasize the ease of getting data into the computer. Fine. But, for me, the real value lies with whether I can readily get the data out in a cogent and meaningful form.
That's not the case with Livescribe, at least for me.
Gavin-Meek rated on 29 Feb 2012
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Quorm rated on 14 Sep 2011