Multiple desktops
Multiple desktops incorporating drawing tool functionality turns any desktop into a modeling tool as well.
Draw connecting lines between files and folders to quickly capture how everything is related.
Easily add customized icons to anything for quick visual identification, and resize the icons to indicate importance, time-sensitivity, or anything else.
Use your desktop not only to access what you know, but also to plan what you are going to do with it.
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The Cabinet
Our twelve-panel knowledge navigator gives you one-click access to everything you need for a particular task.
Why click up and down your folder structure every time you need a different file when you can open your tree structure at twelve branches at once?
All panels are always visible at the same time, and, when you save a different twelve-branch configurations for each different task, you make multitasking easy.
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Spill
Your most important information doesn't always start with "A", so why should you file it alphabetically?
Visually organize pieces of information between up to five topics at once and easily add any thumbnails to anything for quick visual identification.
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Subdocumenting
Managing your information doesn't just mean managing your files: some pieces of information are smaller than a file.
Subdocument management for all Microsoft® Office and Adobe® Acrobat® files let you micromanage access to and use of passages within larger documents.
Each subdocument opens the source document directly to the selected passage.
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Internet Manager
Keep topic-specific histories so that you can keep particular research sessions separate from your general browsing.
Drag useful web pages into your regular knowledge structure to manage all your knowledge in one place.
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Configuration Saves
Save and recall configurations functionality on all these features.
Lay out your information as you want it for a task, and you can return to that configuration at any time,
either to facilitate multitasking now, or to pave the way to restarting a task weeks or months down the line.
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