On Monday, July 30, 2012 8:08:23 PM UTC+2, Ville M. Vainio wrote:
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> It seems that e.g. w/ foxit reader, you can open selected page from
> command line (-n 123). Abstracting this for other pdf readers that support
> such a thing should be no problem.
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Yes, I suppose one could translat
uly 30, 2012 7:19:19 PM
*To:* leo-editor@googlegroups.com
*Subject:* Re: Leo as PIM and authoring tool
Hi Terry,
no, I do not need the mindmap stuff at all. I had a look at short look at
cmaptools, and I agree the generalized graph approach seems better than a
standard mindmap. But I am quite happy wi
Hi Terry,
no, I do not need the mindmap stuff at all. I had a look at short look at
cmaptools, and I agree the generalized graph approach seems better than a
standard mindmap. But I am quite happy with the tree view in Leo and as you
already mentioned, this can be extended with backlinks etc.
I
On Mon, 30 Jul 2012 02:44:46 -0700 (PDT)
Josef wrote:
> Recently I evaluated docear - a mind-mapping tool for collecting reference
> data (written in Java). It automatically extracts bookmarks and annotations
> from PDF files, and more, but it's support for authoring is still not up to
> the t
Hi,
I have been using Leo to write my thesis. I didn't know about Docear,
but my use was in some sense similar. I have a lot of @url links
pointint to the pdfs files and in a subtree I cut and paste the text of
the pdf I want to comment and made the comments inside the tree. These
pdf were pa
Recently I evaluated docear - a mind-mapping tool for collecting reference
data (written in Java). It automatically extracts bookmarks and annotations
from PDF files, and more, but it's support for authoring is still not up to
the task. I think it would be great if Leo could do some of the tasks
