On Apr 14, 2008, at 3:09 PM, Krzysztof Maj wrote:
I ran into the same issue, and I came up with a very simple
solution: don't use Yojimbo to store PDFs that you want edit or
annotate. That's not what Yojimbo was designed for.
I've been using Leap
<http://www.ironicsoftware.com/leap/index.html>
for storing PDFs I want to edit and have been very happy with it.
As a bonus, Leap also acts like Yojimbo for all my files that won't
or shouldn't go into Yojimbo.
So does it mean that you can also store quick notes and images in
it? What kind of database it uses? You know it like to find the best
app for your needs, but I don't want to have four apps for four
simple tasks ;-) For me this app looks like perfect solution, but
only for PDFs right?
Yojimbo is better for Quick Notes and some images.
You can use Leap to catalog and find _any_ file type, not just PDFs.
I like using it for images over Yojimbo because leap has a thumbnail
view. Here's what I use Yojimbo and Leap for:
Yojimbo
Passwords
Software Serial Numbers
Short Text Notes (e.g. recipes reciepts, articles, lists)
Clips from Web Pages
Small PDF documents that I don't want to edit or annotate
RTF Documents
Web Bookmarks & Other URLS (FTP, etc.)
Leap
PDFs that I want to edit or annotate
Images
Filemaker
MindManager
Numbers
OmniGraffle
OmniOutliner
Videos
(Basically and document format that Yojimbo doesn't support)
Yojimbo is superior to leap in the quick entry department. Between
these two programs I have what I think is the ultimate data
organization system. YMMV, of course.:)
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