Do you create many documents, presentations, videos or other content? If so, you probably use templates, or at least should use templates. Templates enable you to work more efficiently, systematically, and reflectively. Hook 3.0 introduces yet another “world first” feature. This one enables you to instantly create documents based on your templates — in any […]
Hook 3.0 and Hook 3.1 have been released (May 3rd & 13th). Major changes in Hook 3.0 include, enhanced Hook to New, Pinboard integration, compiled universally for M1 & Intel. Hook to New significantly enhanced First a Tip 💡 : If you have not been using Hook to New, you’ve been missing out. 3 forms
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Hook has always included a template mechanism and OmniOutliner templates allowing you to Hook to New > OmniOutliner documents. Hook 3.0, released Monday takes the Hook to New feature to an entirely new level. Hook 3.0 supports Hook to New > folders. This allows you to replicate, hook, mesh link, rename and tag an entire
Todoist is a task manager that’s available on the Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple watch, and elsewhere. Many people appreciate the app’s simplicity and true cross-platform availability. Its functionality lies somewhere between a simple task manager and a full-fledged project manager, with features including shared projects, comments, notifications, task assignments, subtasks, tags, the ability to attach
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A professional’s most important information is often in PDF format: legal documents, peer-reviewed journal articles, memos, and so much more. However, before Hook, there were four huge problems with PDFs that share one thing in common. they tended to get scattered on your Mac, which meant you needed to file them in order to find
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Whether you are a researcher, writer or student, odds are you’re hardly as good a reader as you can be. The reason is that information technology has made it harder to read for mastery. I demonstrated these problems (and solutions to them) in my two Cognitive Productivity books. Here, I will focus on two specific
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