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Daedalus Touch Brings Beautiful Text Editing to the iPad

I bought Daedelus Touch when it was released a few weeks ago, but haven’t quite gotten it to sync with my Notational Velocity folder the way I would have liked. That said, I think it has some possibility as a … Continue reading

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On Discipline

When I was eighteen and entering college, I reasoned that the two most important things in my life were faith and writing. I didn’t want my new life to crowd either of them out. So I resolved, each day, to … Continue reading

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MacSparky reviews OmniOutliner for iPad

Was crazy happy to see OmniOutliner for iPad yesterday and was crazier happier to see the price is only $19.99. I was disappointed it took David almost 12 hours after the app hit the store to get a review posted … Continue reading

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iPad or Bust: OmniOutliner for iPad!

Happy to read today OmniGroup’s announcement that OmniOutliner for iPad has been submitted to the app store. Even much more happier that the blog post includes this bit of news about OmniFocus: We’re planning some major updates to OmniFocus for … Continue reading

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Writings for iPad updated to 1.2

A nice update. Biggest new feature is the ability to create multiple workspaces to sync with different folders, which means it can effectively sync with Scrivener. Still a little cumbersome compared to how PlainText handles sub-folders, but it’s workable. Also … Continue reading

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Let the Fear Out

I am sure there are people who don’t care for everything I post on this site, but I am not writing for them. I write for myself. carpeaqua is a mental exercise for me. It’s an escape. When I can … Continue reading

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How to Steal Like an Artist (And 9 Other Things Nobody Told Me)

I’ve seen this link making the rounds, but on the chance you didn’t see it…now you have.

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Writing with an iPad: six-month review

Iain Broome’s experience writing on an iPad sounds a lot like my own: The iPad is perfect for making notes, formulating ideas and putting those first few paragraphs together.

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Writing Markdown using LaunchBar and TextExpander [Screencast]

Speaking of screencasts, Eddie posted part two of his series of screencasts on Markdown today. Catch the link to part one from the post in case you missed it.

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Screencast: OmniFocus (part 1 of 3)

David Sparks has finally published part one of is long awaited screencast on OmniFocus. I’ve only watched part of it so far, but as expected, it is easy to follow and thorough. In this first one, David deals with a … Continue reading

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