MindRaider

Great ideas, poker strategy tips, documents, sketches, and more can be efficiently organized and conveniently managed with Martin Dvorak’s MindRaider, a very useful personal notebook and outline that is offered for the great price of free. Go get it and you’ll see that it makes it quite easy to organize your knowledge and various resources.

MindRaider is available for multiple platforms: Windows, Linux, and Java. The Windows installer is 38MB in size. Download it, run it, and you will be presented with a setup wizard that will guide you through the installation process. Moments later you’ll be done and you’ll be able to start using MindRaider on your PC.

You can change the interface’s look and feel from the View menu, the Look and Feel submenu – you can stick with the default Native theme or switch to the Java theme. There are a few other settings in the View menu you can play with to change what you see on the interface. You will be able to very easily set things up just the way you want them.

To help you get started with MindRaider, the application comes pre-populated with useful info and tips on how to use it. As previously mentioned, you can use the application to organize and manage your knowledge and other resources. To better put things in perspective, here’s a quick look at the application’s main features: easily organize your resources, add and edit notes, metadata shows how resources are related, visualization of data and metadata, autosave function, handy search function, TWiki integration, mind maps can be exported as multiple formats, screenshots can be taken, and more.

MindRaider is a free application – so you have all the time in the world to uncover its features and functions.

What’s not to like about an application that works as advertised and is free?