[Design] RE: Will Chandler be the PIM/Knowledge Management tool I need?

[Gary Yuen]

Hey Patrick,

Looks like a problem then. But Scopeware is goin places. There are many 
in the game of interfaces and knowledge management. Who'll win? Maybe 
it's not question of winning. Who will be the scientists among us that 
help the field?

Mitch and Andy are, of course. We've seen it. We're seeing it again. 
And everyone at OSA.  And David Gelenter of Scopeware. I haven't yet 
read his book Mirror Worlds. but of what I know about it, I know it is 
of great importance.

Computers working well is more than just user experience. The future of 
the world depends on it.

Gary

Am Jan 8, 2004 um 7:20 AM schrieb patrickdlogan at stardecisions.com:

>
>> 	Given your needs/requirements and scanning the list of stuff you've
>> tried,
>> have you looked into giving Scopeware a 15-day free trial?
>>
>> 	http://www.scopeware.com
>>
>> 	This is David Gelernter's commercial attempt...
>
> Here's a lesson for Chandler.
>
> I did try Scopeware. There was an error encountered when it was 
> indexing my Outlook inboxes. (Sorry, *have* to use Outlook at work.)
>
> I don't give too many second chances to indexing systems that fail.
>
> -Patrick
>
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