MindManager and OneNote offer a compelling
solution for brainstorming, visual mapping and digital note-taking. Unfortunately,
they are not [yet] well suited for distributed group contributions.
I've come across a few posts about how people have creatively used Groove
to handle file-sharing of MindMaps and OneNote Notebooks at the file-level.
I read that MindJet and Groove once had a formal relationship to
develop tighter integration between their product. Unfortunately, information
that I could find reference old versions of both products.
I'm curious to know if any of you are using Groove in conjunction with
OneNote or MindManager. If so, perhaps you would like to share some of
your best practices.
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Discussion/Comments (5):
Have you checked out the recent OneNote Powertoys from Andy Grey of { Link } ?
There should be a whole lot more once the finalists of the MS Contest are announced. I'm starting a list at { Link } in hopes of finding the other 1000+ OneNote PowerToys that were submitted.
Posted at 11/09/2005 17:01:40 by AdminID
We use Groove with Windows Journal to store all of our software design screen sketches, I find journal better than one note for files that have to be shared and/or used on more than one machine. Drop me a line if you want more info.
Posted at 11/09/2005 23:49:37 by Dave Verwer
We use Groove shared folders to share common MindManager maps. This means we only have one map per project or subproject, which is crucial to avoid the "rabbit effect". We use an add-in for MindManager that shares the lock files across Groove to avoid collisions when editing shared maps. We also use ResultsManager to scan shared maps and harvest aggregated next-action lists. If anyone is interested in how this system works I'd be glad to demo it. Best regards, Nick
Posted at 11/10/2005 1:42:33 by Nick Duffill
Eric:
We (me, Doug Sorocco, Matt Buchanan) use MindManager+Groove for our collaboration on our Rethink(IP) projects (www.rethinkip.com).
Steve
Posted at 11/10/2005 17:02:46 by Steve Nipper
Offtopic, sorry, but I so wish these two products could be integrated. "OneNote Structure" or "MindManager With Notes".
Posted at 12/07/2005 14:27:49 by JD
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