Timeline Software
MemoryMiner 1.0.5 has been released by GroupSmarts, LLC. It’s a Mac OS X appliaction (Mac OS X 10.4.3+/Universal Binary) that allows you to use photos as “individual frames in a type of endless story board. The story elements are linked to each other by way of annotation layers identifying the people, places, dates and events captured in each frame. As links are made, it becomes easy and tremendously interesting to explore the threads which link people’s lives across time, place and shared experience.”
FTLCtimelines X version 0.9.5.6.06 is now avalailable. FTLC stands for “finite time lines and circlesâ€, and FTLCtimelines X is a Mac OS X-only program that allows you to generate and work with timelines. This version mainly concerns bug fixes.
Version 0.9.5.6.04 – Changes
* Note: this version adds a preference file to the user’s Home Library > Preferences folder.
* Note: these lastest versions have undergone minimal testing due to lack of time on my part.
* New: Open recent file menu item (saved as preference file in home preferences [a binary file, not a .plist]). Optional number of files to remember, option to add merged files or not clear menu item option (menu item: File > Records….)
Changed:
1) Event & Span Record windows Name text edit field made wider for longer names.
2) Help menu items moved to FTLCwindows menu to save menubar space.
Version 0.9.5.6.03 – Changes
FTLCtimelines X 0.9.5.6 and 0.9.5.6.01 were released over the past week. FTLC stands for “finite time lines and circlesâ€, and FTLCtimelines X is a Mac OS X program that allows you to generate and work with timelines. Version 0.9.5.6.01 fixes a bug where printing could not take place after version 0.9.5.6.0.
Version 0.9.5.6 was a major upgrade – among other things, the database engine was upgraded, it now requires Mac OS X (an older Classic version is still available), added control over axis display in timelines, and support for iCal importing added. For a full listing of changes in version 0.9.5.6, please see the Release Notes.
According to the Bee Docs’ Blog, Bee Docs’ Timeline was recently updated to version 1.3. This version “fixes a rare but pesky bug that causes the foundation date labels to disappear during certain date ranges”
