I can hardly wait to head to Chicago next week to participate in the American Bar Association’s annual TechShow. I’m putting the final touches on my presentation about my love affair with text and working on my equally fascinating presentation on collaboration tools for…
Continue reading →Macdrifter and the Post Science Era
The Macdrifter makes a point about us taking science for granted. If you haven’t already discovered it, Macdrifter is most certainly RSS worthy.
Continue reading →nvALT 2.0 Releases
… and there was much rejoicing by text nerds everywhere. Lots of new features Still speedy and useful Get it here.
Continue reading →NV Naming, Redux
It wasn’t so long ago that I wrote about my Notational Velocity naming system. Critical to my system was the use of a colon in the note names as my Frankenstein-like naming and tagging system. On our marathon Workflows interview, Merlin talked about a…
Continue reading →Writing a Book, the Master Outline
When I announced the new book, I promised I wouldn’t torture MacSparky.com readers with the tedious (and often) boring details of writing a book. I have, however, received several e-mails asking me to share some of the workflows so I will make occasional post…
Continue reading →Service Sunday – Send Books to iTunes
Here is a nice workflow from Chris Breen to send your ePub and PDF files straight to iTunes and sync them to your iPhone. I use it all the time.
Continue reading →OmniFocus Screencast, part 1
The OmniFocus Screencast (part 1 of 3) is live. The first episode is all about capturing with OmniFocus and is 20 minutes long. You can download it from the Mac Power Users Feed. The screencast is in Apple TV format. Enjoy.
Continue reading →Scrivener in the App Store
If you write anything more than the occasional letter and haven’t tried it out already, check it out.
Continue reading →GoDaddy CEO Shoots Elephant
Really, he did. In a completely unrelated note, I switched my domains and IMAP Mail server to Hover last week and love it so far. They made it painless.
Continue reading →Edge Cases and Bugs
Elements developer Justin Williams lays it out responding to Merlin’s comments on the Mac Power Users about being an edge case. Speaking of Elements, it is my “go to” App when I sync to Scrivener. A great text writing environment.
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