- #XMIND VS FREEPLANE 2016 FULL VERSION#
- #XMIND VS FREEPLANE 2016 FOR ANDROID#
- #XMIND VS FREEPLANE 2016 ANDROID#
- #XMIND VS FREEPLANE 2016 FREE#
IMindMap 9 has an “outline” panel but it is barely functional.
IThoughtsX does not have an outline panel Mind 7 displays an “outline” but it is not a panel for entering text. Can also add callouts (footnotes) and new “central topics” The outline supports folder, and shortcuts for indent/outdent, move up/down. MindJet also has a good outline panel-when it has the focus it hides the map. The panel sits at the side of the map and it is easy to mistakenly move the focus from one panel to the other, so you mind find yourself reaching for the mouse frequently. MindNode has one of the better panels supporting folding, and keyboard shortcuts for indent/outdent, move up/move down in the hierarchy. (I’m a sucker for these things.) All of these are OS X: Many mind mapping apps have outline panels. I’m just going to have to take a look… sorry! MindNode is one of the better mindmapping apps out there, so…
#XMIND VS FREEPLANE 2016 ANDROID#
Final verdict, use Freeplane and FreeMind Viewer if you need compatibility, and if only on an Android device, just use Schematic Mind Map or Simple Mind Map.Hm, well, reinforcing somebody else’s (sorry, can’t remember whose, off hand) point about using mindmappers as outliners, the developers of MindNode have just released updated MacOS and iOS versions that support tasks and Reminders. Here FreeMind Viewer (Free) version was quite handy with some distortions, but it worked very well. On an Android, you can create complicated mind maps, but you need the patience to scroll and view them. To conclude, the best choice is a big screen laptop or desktop. Not a good choice to view complex FreeMind map files. I was not able to drag shapes, position anywhere, and the features make me think it will serve a good use for only reading FreeMind files. I chose only to try this one due to it’s ability to save and read FreeMind files. This is old and not been updated a long while on the Google Play Store.
The paid version offered more features, but no ability to export or import FreeMind files. I created a complex mind map within no time as it was very easy to use.
#XMIND VS FREEPLANE 2016 FREE#
SchematicMind Free was slightly more capable, but again limitations as it was the free version. No luck as there is no Export option to FreeMind format. However, it has limitations importing FreeMind files completely.
#XMIND VS FREEPLANE 2016 FULL VERSION#
mm files created by FreeMind, but it promised to Import if the full version app was bought. I tried the following and was quite surprised by their capabilities: On the other side of the coin, is mind mapping apps on Android devices.
#XMIND VS FREEPLANE 2016 FOR ANDROID#
However, no version as yet for Android exists. So, all is not lost.Īlthough you can use the free version of XMind with the limitations it comes with, get the full version paying a fee for it. There are apps on Android that can read FreeMind files. Nothing could be easier! You can also open the file format on an Android device.įreeMind is the oldest, but of late, updates and releases are almost a year apart. mm files that can be read by FreeMind and (b) ease of use. Has been positive and I chose to stick to Freeplane. My experience with the Linux based solutions like: Funny, I never realised this existed for several years now on Linux and did not even know how it could be applied or used. I managed to solve the conundrum using Mind Mapping software. Unfortunately, a paper and pencil could not take me very far in getting them organized due to the complexity of the subjects. I needed to organize my thoughts on some subjects.
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