Chronos Releases StickyBrain 3.5.0 With Dashboard Widget
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Chronos Releases StickyBrain 3.5.0 With Dashboard Widget

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Chronos Releases StickyBrain 3.5.0 With Dashboard Widget

Park City, Utah - May 13, 2005 -- Chronos LC today announced the release of
StickyBrain 3.5.0, an important update to its third generation note manager
for Mac OS X. This new release adds several new Mac OS X v10.4 "Tiger"
features including a Dashboard widget. StickyBrain 3.5.0 is a free update
for registered users of StickyBrain 3 and is available immediately.

NEW TIGER FEATURES: DASHBOARD WIDGET, LISTS, TABLES

The new Dashboard widget lets user search, view, and copy content from
their notes with great speed and ease. This release also adds other
important new Tiger features:

1) Users can now create bulleted lists and outlines in their notes. Lists
and outlines support multiple levels of indentation and the bullet
character can be customized (bullets, numbers, letters, Roman numbers
supported).
2) Users can add sophisticated tables to their notes with options for
borders, background colors, alignment, etc. Tables within tables, merging
cells, and splitting cells are also supported.
3) Users can now easily add page breaks, line breaks, and paragraph breaks
to notes.
4) Notes can have multiple text selections to make editing even easier.
5) The Find dialog can now highlight multiple occurrences of a word or
phrase that can then be copied, replaced, deleted, or styled all at once.
6) Styles can now be set up and applied to text. Users can also locate all
the text of a particular style in a document.

While StickyBrain 3.5.0 will run under both Mac OS 10.3 and 10.4, these new
features will only work if StickyBrain is running under Mac OS 10.4.

OTHER NEW FEATURES: TRASH CAN

StickyBrain 3.5.0 adds a new Trash folder for an extra level of safety when
deleting notes. Like the Finder, notes are first moved to the Trash, and
then the Trash can be emptied at a later time. Note folder counts in the
Folders drawer can now have a customized look and the Palm synchronization
conduit has been significantly rewritten for better international character
support. Finally, this version includes 20+ improvements and bug fixes.

STICKYBRAIN DESCRIPTION

StickyBrain is like a really big drawer--users can just throw all their
notes and other information into it, then use the powerful Note Viewer to
retrieve anything with just one click. Users can now manage their digital
notes--from reminders and alarms to pictures, URLs and text. Everything is
instantly organized and searchable. StickyBrain will help users increase
productivity, save time, and gain unprecedented control over their
information.

The all-new StickyBrain 3 sports a new interface with Safari-like tabs; has
been completely rewritten in Cocoa; syncs to the iPod and Palm handhelds;
integrates with .Mac; is built on a rock-solid commercial database;
features best-of-class text, graphics, and links grabbing; includes
FlashNote searching; links notes to the Address Book; and much more.

AVAILABILITY & REQUIREMENTS

Chronos believes users should have the opportunity to try the software for
free before they purchase. A fully functional 30 day trial version can be
downloaded from Chronos' web site at
((http://www.chronosnet.com)www.chronosnet.com). StickyBrain has been
attractively priced at $39.99 and is available directly from Chronos and
popular resellers including the Apple Stores, CompUSA, MicroCenter, Fry's
Electronics, J & R Computing, etc.

Registered StickyBrain 1.x and 2.x customers can upgrade to version 3 for
only $25. Version 3.5.0 is a free update for registered StickyBrain 3.x
users. It is available immediately for download as a full installer.

StickyBrain requires Mac OS X v10.3 or higher; 60MB of available disk space.

COMPANY INFORMATION

Chronos has been developing award-winning Macintosh software since 1993 and
is based in Park City, Utah, home of the 2002 Winter Games.

 

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