ndxCards version 1.94 released

ndxCards - Note taking, paper writing, index card software

Scottsdale, Arizona, March 20, 2006

TruTamil LLC is now shipping version 1.94 of ndxCards(tm), its popular note taking, outlining and paper writing application for Windows. Sales staff, management professionals, students, faculty and researchers can use ndxCards to organize and manage notes and write research papers that include bibliographical references.

ndxCards uses the metaphor of an electronic index card to record notes and ideas. It provides the user freedom to organize notes by such categories as keywords, subjects, sources, and authors. The software includes features such as short cut keys and quick-complete fields to make note-taking easy, and has powerful filtering capabilities to find notes quickly.

The power of ndxCards lies with its ability to integrate with standard Office software to enable the notes to be used directly and easily. Notes can be 'dropped' into a word processor as text or as shapes in software such as Visio or PowerPoint for visual analysis. A powerful outlining tool is included to organize ideas and to structure notes. Such an outline can then be exported as a MS Word document with bibliographic references or as a bulleted PowerPoint presentation.

Note cards can be 'packed' and shared-for instance, research teams can share notes on references and collaborate on papers; or sales teams can share notes on clients, prospects and customer issues in order to collaborate on marketing campaigns. ndxCards can help improve personal productivity for anyone: students interested in improving study skills, researchers interested in organizing information, journalists writing stories, lawyers interested in writing briefing papers, software professionals gathering requirements, and just about anyone interested in organizing information, be it recipe cards or genealogical research.

ndxCards comes in multiple versions-the Academic version includes note types to record quotations, or summaries and paraphrases, and has supporting cards for reference sources and authors. The Professional version includes action cards to jot down tasks and keep track of due dates, and reminder cards that act as alarms. The Superset version includes features of Academic and Professional versions plus additional features such as picture cards and flash cards.

In response to user feedback, version 1.94 includes spell checking, named filters, flexible formatting for printing cards, and a floating control panel which allows the user to access its features quickly even while working in other programs.

ndxCards runs on Windows 98/Me/NT4/2000/XP with Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher installed. The software requires that all Windows components are updated to the latest versions.

The Academic and the Professional versions of ndxCards are priced at $49 and the Superset version at $69 for a single named user license. Volume discounts are offered to educational institutions. A fully functional 15-day trial of ndxCards and additional information about the software is available at http://www.ndxcards.com.

For more information or to get a reviewers kit including a license key, contact TruTamil LLC, 5210 E. Hartford Ave., Scottsdale, AZ 85254 USA. E-mail: info AT ndxcards DOT com Web: http://www.ndxcards.com