You can also quickly create your own styles and save them for later use. We've included several bundled styles of mind maps which you can find in the Inspector. Helpful guides appear as you hover over a target figure so you know if you'll be adding a new previous or next sibling, or creating a child. You can also drag items within a mind map to rearrange their ordering. Hold down the Option key before dragging an item out of a mind map to make a copy of the item. You can easily drag items into and out of a mind map. So, on an idea space, you can have a mind map sitting next to other mind maps, and lists, and perhaps some other files, notes, and sketches.
On an idea space, a mind map is just another type of collection figure, just like a list. Mind maps within Curio can contain any type of figure including images, file assets, movies, songs, and of course text.Īnd those figures can include any associated meta elements such as flags, checkboxes, tags, and assigned resources and due dates.Īnd, of course, those figures can be stylized with all the usual options including shape, border color/thickness/dash pattern, fills and gradients, and various text attributes. Mind mapping has always been our most requested feature, and something we've been aching to add since Day 1, so we are extremely happy to finally include mind map functionality within Curio 4. We primarily concentrated on adding project management and brainstorming features to Curio 4.īut, don't worry, we added a ton of cool, fun features in there as well! Once converted to Curio 4 format, you cannot open it with an older version of Curio, so make a backup first if necessary. This is required to take advantage of Curio 4's new features and capabilities. If you open a Curio project file created with earlier versions of Curio, you will be asked if it can be updated for Curio 4. OS X Panther (10.3) is no longer supported! Feature Availabilityįeatures only available in certain editions will be listed with color-coded words like this.
Curio 4 runs on macOS Tiger (10.4) on Intel or PowerPC Macs.
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