One month ago we asked our users to send us suggestions for a [intlink id="help-us-finding-a-new-name-for-sciplore-mindmapping" type="post"]new name for SciPlore MindMapping[/intlink]. We got a few dozens of ideas and would like to thank all the participants very very much for their great and creative ideas! In our team, we had lots of discussion about the pros [...]
Beta 15 of SciPlore MindMapping is out. The major new feature is the literature recommendation module. Based on your mind maps SciPlore MindMapping provides you with literature recommendations that can be downloaded immediately and for free. For this feature we use our upcoming new service Mr. DLib which has several millions of articles indexed from [...]
Over a year ago we started the development of SciPlore MindMapping. So far the response in the academic community was overwhelming. We get almost daily emails from users telling us how much they like the software and download counts are steadily increasing. Now, I am very pleased to announce that in the near future we [...]
Beta 12 has many new features and improvements New: Incoming PDFs are now displayed in seperate window New: ‘Import All’ and ‘Import New’ Bookmarks Improved: Update of the monitoring node is now MUCH, MUCH faster Improved: Better understandable error messages when the web service is not available (for mind map backup, user validation etc.) Improved: [...]
Today we released Beta 11 of SciPlore MindMapping. There is a number of new features, namely: New: Copy several BibTeX keys from different nodes at once New: Open the folder that contains the software’s log files via the menu New: Keyboard shortcuts for the most important functions New: Backup reminder (user is asked to activate [...]
Most users of SciPlore MindMapping (including me) use JabRef to manage their references. However, I always was thinking about switching to Mendeley because they offer automatic extraction of metadata from PDFs which saves lots of time when creating your bibliography. But Mendeley is not that compatible with SciPlore MindMapping and has some other shortcomings, so [...]
Today we released Beta 10 of SciPlore MindMapping. There are no new features but SciPlore MindMapping should run now smoothly with Linux and MacOS. I guess, there will be still some problems but you certainly will tell us if that's the case (at least I hope so) :-) Download Beta 10 here.
Today we released Beta 6 of SciPore MindMapping. There are two major improvements: 1. BibTeX files created with Mendeley can now be used with SciPlore MindMapping 2. A PDF's title is extracted from BibTeX files and displayed in the mindmap Download the software here
We created a video (YouTube) which explains how our mind mapping software SciPlore MindMapping can be used to manage your literature, PDFs and references. Have a look at it, we really think that this will change the way you work!