jjweimer
Joined: 29 Sep 2010
Posts: 370
Location: UAHuntsville, Huntsville, AL
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 Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 4:16 pm Post subject: |
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| Skids wrote: | | I agree that the Java based Ui is no where near as nice as Curio's but I felt the way it allows the user to programme a path around a map setting zoom levels is very useful. |
Yes. This is what I hope Curio 8 supports.
| Skids wrote: | | However I have just started experimenting with Curio (I'm a new user) defining a number of workspaces to 800 by 640, i.e. typical slide size, then copying graphics created in Omni-Graffle into each space. Next I add a large workspace named "Overview" and add a link to each of my slide workspaces which are arranged in a logical order. Finally I place a link to the overview slide on each slide workspace and can then move through the slides with the option of jumping out to the overview space at anytime. |
I tend by comparison to start with a mind map for the topic at hand, expand it on one Idea Space, and then trim portions to separate Idea Spaces. In other words, rather than developing in Curio as though it was a linear PowerPoint presentation and then linking in a map, I do the map and then parse it in a linear manner.
| Skids wrote: | | ...One strength that Curio has is LinkBack: |
LinkBack is one feature that was an immediate use for me as well.
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