Jot your ideas down while they are fresh in your mind. Keep notes, add keywords and sort them by category. Check out digi-libris, the right tool for this.
The Internet makes it easy to gather knowledge and information. Too easy. The greatest challenge, therefore, is to organize and find the information again when you need it for your work. See under digi-libris.
What one can collect, one can organize with digi-libris Physical, electronic and virtual objects are recorded side-by-side with text, picture and keywords and attributes of your own.
If you are collecting documents and/or citations, you are probably a scholar or otherwise engaged in building up a knowledge base. Go back 3 cases or check out directly digi-libris, the right tool for this.
with digi-libris you can organize your collection, describe each item with text and an image and add notes to record the details of your find. You can even produce sorted lists and detailed catalogs.
Paintings are a bit like stamps (see above), only bigger. And you may want to record some additional information about each painting. digi-libris is made for this.
You must have hundreds of documents and citations downloaded and stored on your computer. See how digi-libris can help you organize that knowledge so that you quickly find the information again when you need it.
A typical case for digi-libris, the tool that helps you organize your local library, make documents well-behaved, allows you to import, modify and embed metadata in electronic documents and to generate lists and interactive tables of contents for distribution on electronic media.
Another typical case for digi-libris, the tool that helps you organize your local library, make documents well-behaved etc. Specifically to generate alphabetical lists with hyperlinks and interactive tables of contend for deployment on the network or on CD/DVD.
