Steve Rubel over at Micro Persuasion reports that
Adobe is working on a new project called
NoteTag, which will allow users to capture notes during meetings and assign tasks within those notes to individuals. Then, NoteTag can allow you to post those notes on blogs and del.icio.us (Blogger and TypePad now supported). NoteTag, which will also support RSS, is reportedly hard to install and test, because you need to be running a server that has Flex installed on it. If you're interested in seeing how NoteTag works, I suggest you check out an
overview of NoteTag by Brian Riggs of Adope, and the
example blog hosted on Blogger. Adope also has
a screencast of NoteTag in action on their website.
Steve Rubel over at Micro Persuasion reports that Adobe is working on a new project called NoteTag, which will allow users to capture notes during meetings and assign tasks within those notes to individuals. Then, NoteTag can allow you to post those notes on blogs and del.icio.us (Blogger and TypePad now supported). NoteTag, which will also support RSS, is reportedly hard to install and test, because you need to be running a server that has Flex installed on it. If you're interested in seeing how NoteTag works, I suggest you check out an overview of NoteTag by Brian Riggs of Adope, and the example blog hosted on Blogger. Adope also has a screencast of NoteTag in action on their website.