Niels Kobschätzki [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07-05-24 22:41
Only being curious but how many tag collections/collections does
other users have (especially the developers would be
interesting because they are so against having a structure
through folders or smart tag-collections in smart
tag-collections).
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
On May 26, 2007, at 10:48 AM, Jason Davies wrote:
I read academic articles in Acrobat (and mark them up with
annotations).
Have you looked at Skim?
http://skim-app.sourceforge.net/
I used to use Acrobat for annotations, but I've found Skim to be
better. It's a much leaner application,
Some of the comments in this thread have been along the lines of
Well I can find what I'm looking for amongst my 200 Bajillion items
in moments - and, look Ma, no collections, ain't I grand. Well,
great for you, but there are other ways of reviewing data than
knowing what you want and extracting
All very amusing, but not a fair analogy in any way…
This is not a request for a new or wildly unrelated feature, I
already use YJ for browsing, it forms the majority of the way I use
it and it does so pretty well. Features such as collections and tag-
collections exist already and have
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Where do you get off selling me a
On May 24, 2007, at 10:44 PM, Steve Kalkwarf wrote:
Only being curious but how many tag collections/collections does
other users have (especially the developers would be interesting
because they are so against having a structure through folders or
smart tag-collections in smart
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Niels Kobschätzki) wrote on 5/24/07:
Only being curious but how many tag collections/collections
does other users have
17000+ items. I have 8 collections at the moment and no tag
collections. Some of my collections are temporary such as for
the duration of a project.
Niels Kobschätzki [EMAIL PROTECTED] sez:
[...]
Please - offer an or and a - (for excluding tags in the search)
-- I want to do searches like japan or china economics and
there would be even more differentiated searches i want to do like a
search which gives me any combination of japan, china
I currently have 23 tag collections, 2 regular collections, and 5319
items.
All my collections (tagged and regular) are temporary with some
deleted and new ones created on a weekly basis. That's what I really
like about the tagging system: with everything tagged, I can just
create/delete
Thanks for your well-written repeating posts for those of us who have
recently subscribed.
Hard to believe but for a 10.4.x user I have finally figured out the
search-based algorithms rather than the directory driven functions
for find/search. If that makes any sense...
The more I learn,
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