In a future episode of Mac Power Users, Stephen and I will talk about our inputs and outputs on our Macs. So I built a diagram using OmniGraffle. Here’s the process.…
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Since first posting on my OmniGraffle-based status board a few weeks ago, I have received a lot of emails. Some folks like the idea and want to do something similar. Others think this is a dumb idea, with some pretty good reasons for thinking…
Continue reading →I recently read Cal Newport’s A World Without Email: Reimagining Work in an Age of Communication Overload . One of the things Newport talks about in the book is finding alternatives to email for different kinds of work. He explained that as a college…
Continue reading →The Omni Group recently released version 3 of their popular diagramming and graphics tool for iPad, OmniGraffle. The new version add several new features including multi-column interface, a floating tool palette that gets out of your way, expanded keyboard shortcuts, art boards and are…
Continue reading →I mentioned in yesterday’s OmniGraffle sponsorship post that I made some cool new Star Wars Apple watch faces. That resulted in several emails from readers asking exactly how I did that. So here goes. Custom Apple Watch Faces Apple’s not big on custom watch…
Continue reading →This week the Omni Group released a public preview of OmniGraffle version 7. There are several nice improvements with this new version including: Infinite Canvas You no longer have to choose an arbitrary canvas size when setting up a new OmniGraffle document. Instead, just…
Continue reading →I have been using OmniGraffle on my Mac for years. It is, in my opinion, the premiere diagraming application on the Mac. I do some of my best thinking when I sit down and organize my thoughts visually with a diagram. The ability to…
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