EverNote 10.60.4.21118 for apple download free

– Macs have Scrivener!ĬircusPonies Notebook – In a paper filing system, there are always a few sheets of reference information that you don’t need often, but need to find them instantly when you do. Mac version isn’t as capable, and is less necessary. MindManager – Used it a lot under Windows. Stuff I don’t use much, but keep around because it does a few things well: But when a client wants one, this is the least painful way to give it to them. OmniOutliner – Given a choice, I rarely outline. GraphicConverter – Indispensable for cross-platform graphic file wrangling.

Microsoft Office – The less I use it, the happier I am – thank you Scrivener! – but it’s the one format all my clients will accept without question. (DevonAgent is great for integration with DTP, but I much prefer FireFox for general browsing.) EverNote is good for chronological logs of things, plus is more readily accessible from other computers.) DevonNote is the lightweight scratch pad. PS - I did also write four pages this morning, so the day is not a complete wash. Any comments on those would be appreciated. Oh, and just FYI, the apps I’m installing this afternoon to check out are Acorn, Fresh, Deep, Yep, and Leap. I’m wondering what others have on their Macbooks in addition to Scrivener…? The apps I use most often (besides Scrivener, iTunes, and iCal) are The Hit List, Evernote, Writer’s Cafe (only its Storylines feature, which I’d drop in a heartbeat if Scrivener added something similar), and Pantry (so everyone in the family can sync their grocery list additions with my iPhone). This is a “bad thing,” but with Snow Leopard sitting on my desk and a determination to do a clean install, I’m feeling a pressing need to settle on what apps will make the cut before I perform the upgrade. There might be some wheat (I’m gluten-free, so maybe we’ll try for buckwheat) amidst the chaff, but I’ll have spent the better part of a day goofing off with apps instead of writing.

This, of course, means that I’ve now installed demos of several apps that will be run only once – if that – and then discarded because they’re a) not worth the price, b) don’t meet my needs, c) should probably have never been released on an unsuspecting public in the first place. In what is most definitely the epitome of yak shaving, I’ve been exploring other applications that maybe, might, possibly be nifty to have on my Macbook.

EverNote 10.60.4.21118 for apple download free