Re: Leopard Compatibility

[Jason Davies]

I'm not a developer and don't know anything about BB behind the scenes,
but I would be completely shocked if a product as mainstream as Yojimbo
wasn't ready for Leopard, especially given the extra time that it's
taken for Leopard to get here.


these are the people who got the first OS X-native third-party 
app out of the door, I believe (BBEdit)...


don's lose any sleep over it.

THEY do the losing sleep bit, watering the magical code tree 
late into the night in the run-up...


PLUS, there's usually some blurring by Apple that I suspect is 
harder than it looks. A lot of apps still say 10.2.8 or 10.3.9 
upwards, with a warning that some features require 10.4. We may 
see something similar with 10.5.



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Re: Folders/Tag-collections and workflows

[Jason Davies]

I've cracked it.

I read academic articles in Acrobat (and mark them up with 
annotations). Then I load them into Yojimbo, tagged lightly. 
Then I get the 'link item' from Edit menu (stroke of genius) and 
drop that into BibDesk or Voodoopad for more organised 
retrieval. That way I get the best of both worlds - it's in a 
very specific place and I can call it up when I need it.


It sounds like work but actually it works a lot better than when 
I used Devonthink with millions of folders. Everything 
disappeared into those carefully arranged folders.



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