Sep 30
Robin Capper, a Kiwi Mindjet mapper (say that a few times fast) and CAD expert, demonstrates how to take advantage of MindManager 8’s embedded browser to design in context!
Robin illustrates how MindManager and Autodesk Design Review (ADR) work together directly within MindManager.
There are a few new ways to share your maps with others when you’re using the soon-to-be-released MindManager 8 for Mac.
Take advantage of sharing maps via iChat or access maps from anywhere and share them with others using Apple’s MobileMe service. Read the rest of this entry »
Excited users of our new iPhone app, Mindjet for iPhone, have contacted me on our blog and through social media (e.g. @Mindjet or @MichaelDeutch on Twitter), to get clarification on how to transfer files between your mobile device and MindManager on your desktop/laptop computers.
The instructions can be found below or in our FAQ post. This transfer process works for both the PC and Mac… Read the rest of this entry »
Sync your Address Book to simplify task resource assignments!As a continuation in the weekly series of what’s coming in MindManager 8 for Mac, we’ll illustrate how you’ll be able to sync all or selected groups of resources into MindManager.
Once you’ve added resources into your map from your address book, assign them to projects tasks! This will build consistency across your maps and save time during planning.
Here’s your sneak peak peek (thanks Phil, this was written pre-coffee!): Read the rest of this entry »
Here are some of the answers about Mindjet’s iPhone app…
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We’re excited to announce the official iPhone™ and iPod™ touch app from Mindjet!
Mindjet for iPhone (& iPod touch) works with MindManager for PC, Mac, and Web providing access to your maps everywhere you go. It’s fast and easy to use!
Check out the highlights… Read the rest of this entry »
Use Map Markers well and you’ll find the value of your mapping increase exponentially.
One way to start realizing the potential of map markers is through a new add-in called “Power Markers for MindManager“. (Note: This add-in works with both MindManager 7 and 8 for Windows.)
Power Markers let you more easily keep track of important things that get lost deep within your larger maps. It does this by providing a complementary view of your map’s markers in the MindManager task pane window. You can either view an automatic roll-up of your markers or a ‘hot list’ of topics organized by your markers. Read the rest of this entry »
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