Re: heavy lifting
- From: Peter Knutsen <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2007 23:57:21 +0200
David Friedman wrote:
There exists project planning software, designed to keep track of what resources are used for what when, the effect of one part of the project on another, and the like. I wonder if it would be useful for this sort of problem.
I've long wanted for a sort of "electronic bulletin board" where I can create "pieces of paper" of any size (re-sizeable later, of course), and then add text to them (quickly, mind you - I hate it when software is slower than the speed at which I think), and then place and re-place those pieces of paper in relation to each other as I see fit.
Being able to draw directly onto the bulletin board, in addition to having those pieces of "electronic paper", would also be nice, of course.
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Peter Knutsen
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