Aviz Thought Mapper 1.1

Whats new in version 1.1:
More export formats, Outlook Integration, enhanced notes and images.

Publisher review:
The Aviz ThoughtMapper is an extremely easy-to-use mind mapping tool. It supports full keyboard working and an intuitive interface. The appearance is highly customisable with schemes and images. It has in-built html documentation and can export to multiple output formats for data sharing and presentation. It is a fast and scalable java solution that has been through 5 major/minor releases.
The product has been used as a Personal Information Manager, for writing documents, for activity tracking, metting minutes, brainstorming, requirements capture, creating marketing plans and presentations. A future roadmap is available at http://www.avizsoft.com/contents/roadmap.htm
Requirements:
Pentium III or equivalent, 64MB RAM, 128MB HDD.

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003,Linux

Release notes:
Major Update

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