Archive for February, 2009
I promissed not to do this…
Posting once a month and plug software not games… pathetic human!
So getting on with it… I’ve found that MS One Note is amazing for keeping game designs more organized.
Benefits:
- Main organizing group: The notebook
- great for keeping track of those scratch notes!
- OCR + Voice recognition search
- keep notes, and SEARCH throughout even graphics with text pertaining to the topic
- Keeps perfect Word Formating
- Publishes to PDF, which is where many docs are kept anyway.
- Hyperlinks within itself
- Main hierarchy: Notebook -> Section Tabs -> pages
- Cheap ~$50~ bucks for student… part of Home/student office for $140… pretty good deal.
- MS will continue to support it
- Tablet PC and wacom tablet ready
Could need improvement:
- Does not publish self referencial hyperlinks
- No embedable content
- It would be brilliant if it were to embed flash, even silverlight, making it able to access prototypes.
- Video would be great!
- Does not publish multiple pages
- I’m basically asking for a wysiwyg frontpage for dummies, but a man can dream!
- Not available on mac which does not allow it to be crossplatform
here’s a link for you to try it… it’s a very good option to using word, whose tools options are limited for all the Random Access game design docs should have:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/onenote/default.aspx
I’ll keep adding benefits/improvements as i find them…
Purum
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