Missing Pieces for MindJet's MindManager on Mac
Monday, July 03, 2006
I have been trying to do more and more with MindManager on the Macintosh the last couple of days because I wanted to migrate from OmniOutliner to MindManger for doing Jersey Boys Podcast pre-production and show notes on my iBook.
Some things that I really like on the Windows version of MindManager appear to be missing. They include:
- Outliner view
- Input and output OPML
- Output to rich web content (or even simple HTML) [only works with current version of IE]
The integration of the Windows version with Office, especially with Outlook, is also something I use a great deal on Windows but that is pretty platform specific, and I can forgive that.
But the other ones are pretty important for future releases, especially the rich web content to other browsers and operating systems.
On a side note, as a Beta test of MindManager for the Macintosh I didn't see these missing features because I guess I didn't really do a great job as a Beta tester. I'll need to make sure the next time I sign up to Beta test, I actually have a proposed plan in my mind for really using the tool other than installation and mild canned testing.
Hi Steven,
Have you checked out the new MindManager AppleScripts?
http://blog.mindjet.com/2006/06/applescripts-for-mindmanager-6-mac
-Brook
Posted by: Brook Stein | Wednesday, July 05, 2006 at 10:56 AM
I had not seen the AppleScript examples. It does look like the OmniOutliner in/out to MindManager is a great way to try to do a specifc OPML tool. - Steve
Posted by: Steve Holden | Wednesday, July 05, 2006 at 02:10 PM