Wordperfect Lightning's Viewer interops with other document types
Perhaps proving the lightweight approach that Corel has taken in Wordperfect Lightning, this screenshot shows how there are only a handful of activities to engage in once you're using Lightning's Viewer to view a PDF, Microsoft Word or WordPerfect Office files (compared to the options you would see if you were using Adobe's Acrobat [.pdf], Microsoft Word [.doc]), or Wordperfect Office[.wpd]). Corel claims that its Viewer is actually faster than the native programs used to create those document types.
Once you're viewing a pdf, doc, or wpd content, Lightning can incorporate that content into a Lightning Note with a single click.
For David Berlind's write-up on Corel's WordPerfect Lighning, see his post in ZDNet's TestBed blog.
Once you're viewing a pdf, doc, or wpd content, Lightning can incorporate that content into a Lightning Note with a single click.
For David Berlind's write-up on Corel's WordPerfect Lighning, see his post in ZDNet's TestBed blog.
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- ....One Note and DevonThink et al
- It does things like One Note, maybe easier to manipulate. It does not look like One Note. I also run Macs and use Devonthink which is an unbelievable interpretation of this idea. DT Pro can really organize, index, view, auto classify, browse, archive etc.etc. Alas, it runs on Macs only.... (Read the rest)
- Posted by: shearer4@... Posted on: 03/01/07 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
Looks like OneNote
Row5 | 02/28/07
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....One Note and DevonThink et al
shearer4@... | 03/01/07
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