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Saturday, 22 November 2008

Limits of the Mindjet Player for MindManager

We already know many of the things the Mindjet Player will not do but what are the limits of what it can do.

This map has 230 topics and 185 hyperlinks. Have you successfully published more than this?




posted by Andrew Wilcox @ 21:29  

5 Comments:

  • At 23 November 2008 at 21:16 , Blogger Unknown said...

    Great example Andrew, I'd like to find out if its possible to give the player a full screen viewing option.

     

  • At 23 November 2008 at 22:32 , Blogger Andrew Wilcox said...

    I can only adjust the size of the window in the HTML

     

  • At 30 November 2008 at 23:24 , Blogger Andrew Wilcox said...

    Links to .html files i.e. web pages work but links to other document types did not appear to work on my first attempt. Documents must be on a web server, they are included with the PDF file and attachments are not supported.

    I have posted a test PDF file here: http://www.cabre.co.uk/test/TestingDocumentLinks.pdf

    It has links to four documents but you will see two work and two don't. Initially none of them did. Then I had a moment of realisation, spaces in the file names. Remove spaces or replace with _ or -.

     

  • At 20 January 2009 at 06:56 , Blogger Andrew Wilcox said...

    The topic width appears to be fixed at about 50mm.

    Relationships and their call outs work.

    There is a fixed line style.

     

  • At 21 January 2009 at 10:49 , Blogger Andrew Wilcox said...

    Published the minutes of a 3 hour meeting yesterday as a PDF Player.

    The facts:

    Topics: 282
    Words: 1127
    Hyperlinks: 38
    Images: 15
    Images Size: 300kb

    MindManager File Size: 403kb
    PDF Player File Size: 1,871kb

    Do I want to send people 2 mb files by email as a record of a meeting which they cannot edit or annotate?

    I am thinking about it.

    By way of comparison. The clickable image map web export at 86% zoom creates a 1,160 kb image and html file. That could be reduced to 400kb by compressing the jpg. This would be hosted on a secure web folder and stored on the attendees PCs.

     

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