We will update this list as bloggers from all around the world share their thoughts about the Viewer. The following blogs are already talking about the new MindManager Viewer.
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We gave them a preview (not as long as we had hoped) of our Viewer, and access to a “deployment guide” that describes how to embed active maps on blogs or web sites. Then we asked them to play around with these new tools and, when we were all set to officially launch the Viewer, to blog about it to their readers. Specifically, we have enlisted the aid of a group of people who often blog about our technology-some since the birth of the blogosphere itself (when WAS the blogosphere born, anyway?). The other is as part of the process of introducing the new Viewer, we hope to measure the ability of the blogosphere to get the word out-as compared to the normal channels a company might use to introduce a new product. We are very interested in hearing what you have to say! Please contact us about the Viewer at that’s one piece of news. Once you have a chance to play with it a bit, let us know what you think. With the new Viewer, people without MindManager installed on their desktops will be able to open and close map topics, follow hyperlinks embedded in the maps, search for specific words in a map – as well as to email, print and save maps.įollow the links below to download your own copy of Mindjet MindManager Viewer Beta. Starting with Version 17.0, the MindManager online features Mindjet Files and Tasks are no longer offered. Additional add-ins may be provided by Mindjet or third-party vendors. These software modules add commands to the MindManager ribbon, and to the Microsoft Office applications ribbons (or menus). You can analyze a problem, brainstorm a solution or plan a complex project. MindManager comes with a set of pre-installed add-ins that extend its functionality. Mindjet MindManager Viewer Beta will enable people to both view other people’s maps–and to post “active” MindManager maps of their own in their blogs or on their intranets or extranets. MindManager lets you capture ideas and information visually, organize them and then create an action plan. And the new Viewer makes sharing maps easier than ever. We think that once people have the opportunity to navigate active maps online, they will see for themselves why MindManager is the easiest way to capture, organize and share information. Please see below for the growing (and only partial) list of blogs already talking about and demoing the new Viewer. Today Mindjet released its new MindManager Viewer Beta, the first browser-based viewer (Internet Explorer 5.5 or greater) designed to enable people without MindManager to get a better feel for how our “maps” operate.
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