From: Clayton Mitchell (claytonmitchell_at_mac.com)
Date: Tue Jan 31 2006 - 18:31:39 PST
Both SticyBrain and Circus Ponies will do what you are talking about.
My boss prefers Notebook as it is a simpler interface. And if I had to
say which was more newton like I would say Notebook (you could probably
get a small tablet and use HWR if you really want). Both have demos so
give them a try. I have not tried Yojimbo before but all of Bare bones
software is top notch.
Michael C. Wittmann wrote:
> Hi, all,
>
> I'm curious to get some advice. I use my Mac a lot, and am not
> planning to give up the Newton any time soon. Still, I have come to
> love the ability to link information between various pieces of my
> life. On a Mac, I use MailTags to get some overview of my email, but
> there's obviously more to life. A friend uses Circus Ponies Notebook,
> there's StickyBrain, Yojimbo just came out, and so on.
>
> Could someone who has used these give a sense of which is most Newton-
> like in terms of building networks of information while also linking
> seamlessly with my everyday user files (such as the Addressbook
> database, etc.).
>
> thanks, in advance, for your help,
> Michael
>
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