Alexander van Nievelt [EMAIL PROTECTED] napisał(a):
Sorry if I am repeating a thread, but is there any way to sync info
from Yojimbo onto an iPhone or iPod Touch. For instance, I store all
of my passwords and lock combinations in Yojimbo and it would be great
to be able to access them on my
Just a couple of thoughts:
- Yojimbo works with 10.4 and 10.5, but the ToDo framework introduced
in Mail.app is only on 10.5
- Yojimbo would need to be reworked (significantly?) so that it
supported ToDos when running one both versions, while providing the
enhanced sync feature of 10.5.
On 2008-04-29, at 16:15, Ted Wood wrote:
Just a couple of thoughts:
- Yojimbo works with 10.4 and 10.5, but the ToDo framework
introduced in Mail.app is only on 10.5
- Yojimbo would need to be reworked (significantly?) so that it
supported ToDos when running one both versions, while
I see a lot of messages out there requsting Yojimbo did a lot of
things it doesn't and I just want to tell the developers I'm quite
happy with Yojimbo the way it is. Maybe a few bugs need to be fixed
but please don't give in to feature creep and try to make Yojimbo
the kitchen sink application. I
On 2008-04-29, at 19:41, Scott J. Lopez wrote:
I see a lot of messages out there requsting Yojimbo did a lot of
things it doesn't and I just want to tell the developers I'm quite
happy with Yojimbo the way it is. Maybe a few bugs need to be fixed
but please don't give in to feature creep and
Krzysztof, my message wasn't directed at you specificlly but in
response to the many I wish Yojimbo did... messages I've seen over
the years on this list.
Yojimbo is a nice, small application that was meant for organizing
some specific types of data. It's fast, it's lean, and it just
works. I
Sounds like Webjimbo is what you need - http://flyingmac.com/
webjimbo/ - $30 third party app, not tried it myself but it seems to
get good reports and has recently added an iPhone optimised interface.
Cheers, T.
On 29 Apr 2008, at 00:20, Alexander van Nievelt wrote:
Sorry if I am
On Apr 29, 2008, at 1:41 PM, Scott J. Lopez wrote:
I see a lot of messages out there requsting Yojimbo did a lot of
things it doesn't and I just want to tell the developers I'm quite
happy with Yojimbo the way it is.
I think Yojimbo is a fine little application, too. It's just a shame
