MindManager 14 for Windows is released
News|13 September 2013
MindManager for Windows gives individuals a visual way to capture, organise, and communicate ideas and information, and then create action plans.
The new release of MindManager 14 is packed with new features including: Powerful Calculations: New ability to create Formulas for planning, budgeting and more, Pivot Views of Your Map: The new & improved Marker Index replaces the previous Index and Marker Pane, Better Presentations: New ability to Pan and Zoom content during slide shows and Conditional Formatting: The new “Smartfill” feature allows you to change Topic Fill Colour based on the topic’s properties.
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