Comments for Flying Logic Blog http://blog.flyinglogic.com Topics of interest to the Flying Logic community Mon, 15 Feb 2010 18:04:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Flying Logic Professional Limited Offer by rogue http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/95/comment-page-1#comment-176 rogue Mon, 15 Feb 2010 18:04:24 +0000 http://blog.flyinglogic.com/?p=95#comment-176 The additional savings code should have been issued upon our receipt of your purchase confirmation. If you did not receive your discount code please contact support@sciral.com and we will work towards a resolution. The additional savings code should have been issued upon our receipt of your purchase confirmation. If you did not receive your discount code please contact support@sciral.com and we will work towards a resolution.

]]> Comment on Flying Logic Professional Limited Offer by Stan http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/95/comment-page-1#comment-175 Stan Tue, 12 Jan 2010 20:58:41 +0000 http://blog.flyinglogic.com/?p=95#comment-175 Getting started now with Flying Logic - the promotion pushed me over the edge to make the purchase. I'm really looking forward to putting it through its paces. I was curious about the Sciral Consistency discount that's mentioned in the blog post. I tried adding Consistency to my cart when I purchased Flying Logic, but the discount didn't show up, so I completed the transaction w/o Consistency. Will the discount come as a new coupon code at the end of the discount period? Thanks! Getting started now with Flying Logic – the promotion pushed me over the edge to make the purchase. I’m really looking forward to putting it through its paces.

I was curious about the Sciral Consistency discount that’s mentioned in the blog post. I tried adding Consistency to my cart when I purchased Flying Logic, but the discount didn’t show up, so I completed the transaction w/o Consistency. Will the discount come as a new coupon code at the end of the discount period?

Thanks!

]]> Comment on Flying Logic Professional Limited Offer by rogue http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/95/comment-page-1#comment-174 rogue Sat, 02 Jan 2010 20:47:20 +0000 http://blog.flyinglogic.com/?p=95#comment-174 Thanks! We really appreciate your positive assessment of Flying Logic. Your question didn't appear to actually ask anything in particular. However If I understand you correctly, you want to know if the purchased Student edition of Flying Logic will allow you to create custom domains and entities. While you can not create custom domains & entities with any edition other than Flying Logic Professional, you can import custom domains and entities into any of the editions for use in other diagrams. As for the use of different operating systems between home and office, there should be no problem with using the license key you purchase on both platforms. Each single user license will work with either platform and is valid on up to three of your work stations. In order to have a licensed copy that will provide the fullest functionality while enjoying the benefit of a significant cost reduction I can only recommend that you seriously consider purchasing the Professional edition while the promotion is still available. Thanks! We really appreciate your positive assessment of Flying Logic.

Your question didn’t appear to actually ask anything in particular. However If I understand you correctly, you want to know if the purchased Student edition of Flying Logic will allow you to create custom domains and entities. While you can not create custom domains & entities with any edition other than Flying Logic Professional, you can import custom domains and entities into any of the editions for use in other diagrams.

As for the use of different operating systems between home and office, there should be no problem with using the license key you purchase on both platforms. Each single user license will work with either platform and is valid on up to three of your work stations.

In order to have a licensed copy that will provide the fullest functionality while enjoying the benefit of a significant cost reduction I can only recommend that you seriously consider purchasing the Professional edition while the promotion is still available.

]]> Comment on Flying Logic Professional Limited Offer by Lucas http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/95/comment-page-1#comment-173 Lucas Sat, 02 Jan 2010 09:49:45 +0000 http://blog.flyinglogic.com/?p=95#comment-173 It's great to see some activity on this blog, as Flying Logic is a dynamite piece of software. While I realize you probably can't comment, I'm hoping the discount might be indicative of a new version in the pipeline. In the meantime, I have a a question and a request related to purchasing Flying Logic. I thought I might as well post these here as others may have similar questions. Question: As a graduate student, it's essential for me to be able to create my own entity classes. Right now I'm using a trial of the Pro version and everything works great, but it isn't quite clear to me from the feature comparison chart whether the student version would also allow me to create custom entity classes (I don't need to use symbols). Request: I use a Mac desktop at my office and a PC laptop at home, and I love that I can use Flying Logic on both. But I can't afford two licenses. I have come across various software in the past for which it is possible to buy a "Personal License" that makes it possible to run the software on 2 (or sometimes 3) computers. I would request that you consider offering such a license. If I can't use the software on both computers, it isn't worth buying. (A possible alternative might be a license that only works from one computer at a time, but I don't know how that would be implemented.) Anyway, thanks! It’s great to see some activity on this blog, as Flying Logic is a dynamite piece of software. While I realize you probably can’t comment, I’m hoping the discount might be indicative of a new version in the pipeline.

In the meantime, I have a a question and a request related to purchasing Flying Logic. I thought I might as well post these here as others may have similar questions.

Question: As a graduate student, it’s essential for me to be able to create my own entity classes. Right now I’m using a trial of the Pro version and everything works great, but it isn’t quite clear to me from the feature comparison chart whether the student version would also allow me to create custom entity classes (I don’t need to use symbols).

Request: I use a Mac desktop at my office and a PC laptop at home, and I love that I can use Flying Logic on both. But I can’t afford two licenses. I have come across various software in the past for which it is possible to buy a “Personal License” that makes it possible to run the software on 2 (or sometimes 3) computers. I would request that you consider offering such a license. If I can’t use the software on both computers, it isn’t worth buying. (A possible alternative might be a license that only works from one computer at a time, but I don’t know how that would be implemented.)

Anyway, thanks!

]]> Comment on Flying Logic: Just Another Outliner? by Dorin http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/22/comment-page-1#comment-172 Dorin Sun, 20 Dec 2009 15:11:56 +0000 http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/22#comment-172 Hello, I just wanted to express my gratitude and amazement towards this software. I can't praise it's feature enough. The more I use it, the more I get impressed by the vision behind it. It's so simple, and still so capable. I'm a psychologist and I'm always searching for the best tools, and so far, this piece of software just blew me away. It's in a league of its own. I humbly apologize to other software designer (as i've seen posts above related to other decision-making software) which I guess are doing a fine job too, but I've tried almost every piece of mind-mapping and decision-making software available, and none seem to come close. I truly believe that in a couple of years, this program will unveil its true potential (I mean that I believe that it's only an infant at this stage, a very capable one, a very impressing one, but it has a lot more to offer, I am anxious to see it develop). Best regards, Dorin Hello,
I just wanted to express my gratitude and amazement towards this software. I can’t praise it’s feature enough. The more I use it, the more I get impressed by the vision behind it. It’s so simple, and still so capable. I’m a psychologist and I’m always searching for the best tools, and so far, this piece of software just blew me away. It’s in a league of its own. I humbly apologize to other software designer (as i’ve seen posts above related to other decision-making software) which I guess are doing a fine job too, but I’ve tried almost every piece of mind-mapping and decision-making software available, and none seem to come close. I truly believe that in a couple of years, this program will unveil its true potential (I mean that I believe that it’s only an infant at this stage, a very capable one, a very impressing one, but it has a lot more to offer, I am anxious to see it develop).
Best regards,
Dorin

]]> Comment on Flying Logic and Exploding Cats by Carsten http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/29/comment-page-1#comment-166 Carsten Tue, 08 Dec 2009 15:56:18 +0000 http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/29#comment-166 Working with concepts (( within concepts) within concepts)) and their proof and had so far not found a tool to give me an overview, showing connections. But now: YESSSS! Need only move over to Pro Thank You! Working with concepts (( within concepts) within concepts)) and their proof and had so far not found a tool to give me an overview, showing connections. But now: YESSSS! Need only move over to Pro

Thank You!

]]> Comment on Flying Logic and Exploding Cats by Catalin http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/29/comment-page-1#comment-152 Catalin Fri, 12 Jun 2009 20:51:23 +0000 http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/29#comment-152 Same for me here. I am working on several scripts and absolutely BY CHANCE found out the tool that finally permits the kind of logical structuring and planning I so long needed to have. When I saw their demo and they showed encapsulation and linking, I just knew they were talking to me. Now if only I could move these entities a bit around :) Great work, thanks a lot! Same for me here. I am working on several scripts and absolutely BY CHANCE found out the tool that finally permits the kind of logical structuring and planning I so long needed to have.

When I saw their demo and they showed encapsulation and linking, I just knew they were talking to me.

Now if only I could move these entities a bit around :)

Great work, thanks a lot!

]]> Comment on Flying Logic: Just Another Outliner? by Robert McNally http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/22/comment-page-1#comment-129 Robert McNally Tue, 19 Aug 2008 06:18:21 +0000 http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/22#comment-129 Nick, A feature to provide more control over text size is coming. Nick,

A feature to provide more control over text size is coming.

]]> Comment on Flying Logic: Software for Visual Thinking by Robert McNally http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/4/comment-page-1#comment-128 Robert McNally Tue, 19 Aug 2008 06:17:16 +0000 http://blog.flyinglogic.com/?p=4#comment-128 The canvas was created purely with Java 2D, which is a very capable API. We did use some bitmap caching techniques to avoid having to redraw every stitch of text every frame. The canvas was created purely with Java 2D, which is a very capable API. We did use some bitmap caching techniques to avoid having to redraw every stitch of text every frame.

]]> Comment on Flying Logic: Software for Visual Thinking by Will http://blog.flyinglogic.com/archives/4/comment-page-1#comment-127 Will Mon, 18 Aug 2008 23:39:25 +0000 http://blog.flyinglogic.com/?p=4#comment-127 Hi, Stumbled across your website and tool while looking around at examples of Java programming with interaction of graphics. This post makes for an interesting read and I think I'll have a go with the software! Was just wondering if you were willing to share what you used to program the canvas itself. Is it simply using java 2d? Im not asking for code or anything, just some tips on what one might use to program interactive graphics like that. Thanks! Hi,
Stumbled across your website and tool while looking around at examples of Java programming with interaction of graphics. This post makes for an interesting read and I think I’ll have a go with the software!
Was just wondering if you were willing to share what you used to program the canvas itself. Is it simply using java 2d? Im not asking for code or anything, just some tips on what one might use to program interactive graphics like that.
Thanks!

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