In my usual superstitious way I have kept Curio to myself for quite a while now, but Jenny has been gushing and so I’ll fess up. At this time I have two applications open when I’m writing. Scrivener, where I do all the actual writing and keep text-type notes; and Curio. Curio is a way to organize material for any given project, but it’s more than a filing system. It lets you organize visual cues and mix them with text, add in maps and scribble over it all if you need too. This is great for me, as I am so visually oriented. Here are two exported idea spaces, as they are called.
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I can add to and edit these as necessary. When I find a good image I just drop it into the library and then I can find it easily when it occurs to me, at three in the morning, that Elizabeth is now wearing reading spectacles.
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How I wish there was something like this for windows. It almost makes me want to buy a mac.
Mac only, Bummer :(
That is soooo cool!! I just love the town map!
http://www.i2inc.com/Products/Visual_Notebook/default.asp
Found a simular software program, very cool, cept theres one wee problem..
Wouldn’t it be cool ta have though? :D