Read and edit XMind map on your iPhone

Posted on December 4th, 2009 in Featured | 5 Comments »

There is a good news for all iPhone™ and iPod™ touch users. We can read and edit XMind maps anywhere via support of iThoughts, one of the Best iPhone Apps.

Thanks for the great work of iThoughts. 

XMind Support Looking Good
The following attributes ‘survive’ the import/export process:

  • Text
  • Notes
  • Colours
  • Hyperlinks
  • Shapes
  • Folded (collapsed) status
  • Icons
  • Start/End dates
  • Priorities
  • Percentage complete

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The following attributes ‘survive’ the import/export process:

  1. Text

  2. Notes

  3. Colours

  4. Hyperlinks

  5. Shapes

  6. Folded (collapsed) status

  7. Icons

  8. Start/End dates

  9. Priorities

  10. Percentage complete

No concrete release date just yet…but it’s on it’s way!

Work with Gmail, Google Docs in XMind

Posted on August 31st, 2009 in Featured, XMind Basic | 1 Comment »

Recently, there have been some conversation about XMind tips with other mind mapping experts, like Philippe Boukobza. One interesting tip is to work with Gmail, Google Docs, Twitter, and etc in XMind. It uses XMind inside browser, and hyperlink. Plus the Taskinfo and Gantt View feature, we can implement David Allen’s Getting Things Done™ methodology more easily in XMind.
At beginning, we can easily drag-and-drop or add the hyperlink to a topic. Here we introduce below applications: Gmail, Google Docs, and Twitter. Because these are necessary tools in our work. Gmail is used to contact with customers. Google Docs is used to share the files inside. And Twitter is a great tool to communicate with some friends and XMind users.

Here were some screenshots and usages:
Twitter.com: I’m a heavy twitter user. Here, I can search some useful information, communicate with my friends who I never see before, accept suggestions from XMind users, and etc. All these information can let my plan or summary rich.
online_twitter
Gmail: Gmail is a powerful tool. By using Tasks and labels, we can organize work easily. At most time, I will map the plan and list tasks in XMind with more information(end date, priority, process). Here, we can read, write emails, and add detailed tasks soon.
Gmail
Google Docs: What I do is to add my Google Docs account to a special topic. Of course, we can add an individual Google Docs file URL to a topic. Then we can edit the files and collaborate with others.
google_doc

We believe this tip can enhance our productivity. Are you just using this?