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[drzeller]

I'm not sure if I am missing it, but I can't seem to find a way to customize the toolbars. My specific goal is to add the strike-through font characteristic to the toolbar.

For those that think I am wierd, I would have agreed a few weeks ago, but I have developed a new "workflow" that leverages that format. When taking notes, sometimes someone says something that later in the discussion is is corrected or over ruled by the group. I want to keep the original text (especially for those occassions where you have to reconcile two views on something, and you don't one the earlier view to appear as fact when you are reviewing your notes).

My solution is to highlight the original text and make it strike-through. I would like a button to do this so that it is easier.

As a side note - I am not a student. I am using this in the role of a technical project manager for software implementation.

D.

[bhelzer]

You can currently configure the toolbar with the existing buttons. There is no way to add new functionality to the toolbar. The strikeout functionality should have been available. That's an oversight on our part.
BTW. We still like you even if you are not a student. :)

[drzeller]

quote:Originally posted by bhelzer


BTW. We still like you even if you are not a student. :)

Hey! I think you should *love* me *because* I am not a student -- I am the basis for your next big market/product! If you can find a way to take care of IT/consulting note-takers you'll have a great market opportunity.

* take meeting/research notes (already got that)
* add a very limited diagramming tool (aka Visio extra lite)
* track to-do's (including delegation) (by project/type/date/delegation and across these things -- so a little different than GoBinder does it)
* ability to put searchable copies of documents in the binder (e.g. Word docs)
* if you put an Exchange-compatible mail client with decent search/index funtions in it, you'll have a killer function -- providing a unified source of "we talked about this and you agreed to it" resource at the hands of the project managers. They can search meeting notes, emails, and documents in one place and regurgitate the discussions/requirements docs/decisions that led to the current status.

I think that Tablet Planner is more a general-purpose planning tool than this. The class (project) orientation is closer to filling these needs. My vision has a core project/issue focus to it, with the ability to cross projects for some items (which you can't easily do when crossing classes in GoBinder).

You're already most of the way there!

(Oh, and let me know if you need a project/product manager!)

David

[bhelzer]

quote:Originally posted by drzeller


(Oh, and let me know if you need a project/product manager!)

David

With those ideas? Come on and join the team. :D.
Seing that GoBinder will be the next big thing, we just might have to hire more people. You should check on our company Web site www.agilix.com for job openings. There are none today, or even a link, but that may change in the future. We are always looking for bright individuals, I mean someone has to take over after all we become millionairs[money]!

[kennyschiff]

I second that emotion on the Exchange integration. Embedding the Exchange folders into the client so that you could drag and drop would make this an incredible tool. I realize that being able to hook into Exchange by 3rd party w/o using iMAP or POP3 is probably a licensing thing, but this is enough of killer app that I would pay an extra $50 to add it into this product.