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Visste du at tegnet som sitter over 2-tallet på tastaturet ditt egentlig er et tomme-tegn? Hvis du for eksempel skal angi størrelsen på en TV-skjerm, kan du bruke tegnet. Din nye TV er for eksempel 50".

Mange bruker også tegnet når de skal sitere noen, eller når de skal etterligne lyder eller utrop. Problemet er bare at anførselstegnet, sitattegnet eller hermetegnet (kjært tegn har mange navn) egentlig er et helt annet tegn.

På norsk er det ifølge Wikipedia vanlig å bruke doble vinkler, " og ". Man kan også bruke doble apostrofer, som "her", men legg merke til at disse ikke må forveksles med det rette tomme-tegnet ".

Word endrer automatisk

At mange bruker feil anførselstegn har korrekturavdelingen hos Microsoft bestemt seg for å gjøre noe med. Etter de siste oppdateringene til den norske versjonen av Office 2010 endres automatisk tomme-tegnet til doble vinkler, takket være fortløpende autokorrektur.

Hvis du av forskjellige grunner ikke ønsker dette (du mister blant annet muligheten til å skrive tomme-tegnet), kan du deaktivere denne autokorrekturen. Vi har fått følgende framgangsmåte fra Nicholai Hamre hos Microsoft:
1. Klikk på Fil-knappen øverst i Word:

3. Klikk på Korrektur

4. Klikk på Alternativer for autokorrektur

5. Klikk på Fortløpende autoformatering og avmerk Rette anførselstegn med doble kommaer

Voila! Tomme-tegnet er tilbake:

Slik får du doble vinkler - manuelt

Du kan fortsatt få fram de doble vinklene ved å holde inne ALT-tasten mens du trykker 174 og 175 på det numeriske tastaturet, eller ganske enkelt bruke vinkeltasten nederst til venstre på tastaturet: <>.

Les også:
Ser ut som Microsoft Office, men er helt gratis
Flere Slik gjør du det-artikler

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Collaborating in really real-time

No more sending your stuff back and forth via email, just set up a pad, share the link and start collaborating!

Etherpad allows you to edit documents collaboratively in real-time, much like a live multi-player editor that runs in your browser. Write articles, press releases, to-do lists, etc. together with your friends, fellow students or colleagues, all working on the same document at the same time.

All instances provide access to all data through a well-documented API and support import/export to many major data exchange formats. And if the built-in feature set isn't enough for you, there's tons of plugins that allow you to customize your instance to suit your needs.

You don't need to set up a server and install Etherpad in order to use it. Just pick one of the publicly available instances that friendly people from everywhere around the world have set up. Alternatively, you can set up your own instance by following our installation guide.

Add Functionalities

Etherpad is very customizable through plugins. Instructions can be found in the plugin wiki article

Contribute

Etherpad is an open source project. Lots of passionate, helpful individuals have joined and voluntarily contributed every single bit throughout this project: From this website through the documentation to the very core of the application. So, if you like Etherpad and would like to give back some love, we'd like to see your contributions! It doesn't matter how familiar you are with real-time applications, or whether you know how to write programs for Node.js. There are plenty of ways to be helpful!

One of the first things you should do is actually use Etherpad, and get to know it - read about it, evangelise it, and engage with the wider community. You can also translate the user interface to your mother tongue or learn how to write plugins. Be creative!

If you'd like to help, get in touch! Also, the wiki is always a valuable resource.

Development workflow

The main development happens on GitHub. To contribute, fork the main repo, branch off a feature branch from develop, make your changes and commit them, push to your fork and submit a pull request for ether/develop.

Once in a while we merge develop into master, which results in a new release. This means you will always find the latest stable version in the master branch.

Thanks

Many individuals, companies and organizations have contributed to Etherpad. We'd like to thank them all!

Additionally, our thanks go out to the tens of thousands of developers and organizations who have created all the modules we depend on or contributed in some way to our ability to provide Etherpad as open source.

We'd also like to thank you. You, who've been making Etherpad what it is, if you've been developing awesome features or plugins, whether you're running an instance or you're just one of our diligent users.

Thank you!

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To help you create digital newspapers for your class, we curated a list of some of our favorite web tools for this purpose. The list below is an updated version of the list we created last year. enjoy

This is my favorite. To create a newspaper using Issuu , all you need to do is upload the content of your news paper into Issuu and choose the template you like and there you go. The tool is free and requires a sign up.

This is another popular web tool to use for publishing your class digital magazine. It works the same way as Issuu and it also requires a sign-up.

This tools lets you create an ebook or magazine from posts and articles of a blog. Just paste in the url of the story and Zinepal does the rest.
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This one here is very simple and easy to use. Just type in the content of your newspaper and Fodey automatically generates it into a newspaper like format.
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This is only good if you use Twitter in your teaching. It is a fantastic site to turn Twitter into an online readable magazine.

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Kodu Game Lab is a 3D game development environment that is designed to teach kids basic programming principles. Kodu allows creators to build the world's terrain, populate it with characters and props, and then program their behaviors and games rules in a bespoke visual programming language.

Kodu originated as a project in Microsoft Research. The original target platform was the Xbox 360 using C#, XNA, and releasing via the Indie Games Channel. The choice of releasing on the Xbox informed much of the early UI development since everything needed to be done using a game controller. Since porting to the PC, support for keyboard, mouse, and touch have been added.

The goal for Kodu has always been to be as easy as possible for new users. Guided by this goal, we've tended to design new features so that they are simple and understandable rather than more complex and complete.

The heart of Kodu is the tile-based programming language. The language is high level in the sense that a lot can be accomplished in a very few lines of “kode” compared to traditional programming. The kode is continuously evaluated so that it immediately reacts to any changes in the state of the world. For instance, the sample below shows how to program a character to find and eat all the apples in the game world. Line 1 says that if the character sees an apple, it should move toward it. If there is more than one apple in the world, it automatically chooses the nearest to move toward. Line 2 says that when the character bumps into the apple, it should eat it. The bumped tile is Kodu’s way of telling when two characters are close to each other. Once the apple is eaten, it no longer exists in the world, so the character will then go after the next one and so on until no more apples remain.

Having the tiles represent real-world events, actions, and objects helps bridge the gap between a new user’s real-world experience and the often abstract nature of computer programming.

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FreeMind is a premier free mind-mapping software written in Java. The recent development has hopefully turned it into high productivity tool. We are proud that the operation and navigation of FreeMind is faster than that of MindManager because of one-click "fold / unfold" and "follow link" operations.

So you want to write a completely new metaphysics? Why don't you use FreeMind? You have a tool at hand that remarkably resembles the tray slips of Robert Pirsig, described in his sequel to Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance called Lila. Do you want to refactor your essays in a similar way you would refactor software? Or do you want to keep personal knowledge base, which is easy to manage? Why don't you try FreeMind? Do you want to prioritize, know where you are, where you've been and where you are heading, as Stephen Covey would advise you? Have you tried FreeMind to keep track of all the things that are needed for that?

Did FreeMind make you angry? Write a complaint.

See Download.

Get yourself what about 6000 users download each week[1]. FreeMind 1.0.1 was downloaded nearly 6 million times[2]. More at Statistics.

Project news

New beta FreeMind 1.1.0-Beta2. For the overview of new features, see here: FreeMind 1.1.0: The New Features. See also: Open-Discussion Page with download link (Mac users see below!) (7 Feb 2016).

New beta FreeMind 1.1.0-Beta1. For the overview of new features, see here: FreeMind 1.1.0: The New Features. See also: Open-Discussion Page with download link (Mac Mountain Lion users see below!) (22 Jun 2015).

New release FreeMind 1.0.1 available for download. It is a bug fix release for 1.0.0. For details see the Open-Discussion Page (Mac Mountain Lion users see below!) (12 Apr 2014).

New Release FreeMind 1.0.0 available (19 Oct 2013). The release has a lot of new functions (in comparison with the 0.9.0 release two years ago). Especially clones, collaboration and geographical maps are the major new functions. The most important usability addition is the spell checker (thanks to Eike). For an overview over new features, see FreeMind 1.0.0: The New Features.

Information for Mac Maverick (10.9) and Mountain Lion (10.8) Users (20 Aug 2012). After the download, the operating system reports that the application has not been signed and reminds you that the default security preferences prevent you from running such applications. There is an easy workaround, namely control-clicking on the icon and selecting Open.

FreeMind has made it as the finalist for the 2009 Community Choice Award in the category "Most likely to change the way you do everything"!! Thanks for your trust in our project.

To run FreeMind, do one of the following.

in Windows, double click Freemind.exe, or

on any operating system, double click freemind.jar in the lib/ folder of the folder in which FreeMind has been installed.

FreeMind runs on various operating systems:

Getting a taste of FreeMind

You can view mind maps created with FreeMind now in your web browser, if you have Java 1.4 installed.

Screenshots

Uses of FreeMind

Current users of FreeMind use it for the following purposes:

Keeping track of projects, including subtasks, state of subtasks and time recording

Project workplace, including links to necessary files, executables, source of information and of course information

Workplace for internet research using Google and other sources

Keeping a collection of small or middle sized notes with links on some area which expands as needed. Such a collection of notes is sometimes called knowledge base.

Essay writing and brainstorming, using colors to show which essays are open, completed, not yet started etc, using size of nodes to indicate size of essays. I don't have one map for one essay, I have one map for all essays. I move parts of some essays to other when it seems appropriate.

Keeping a small database of something with structure that is either very dynamic or not known in advance. The main disadvantage of such approach when compared to traditional database applications are poor query possibilities, but I use it that way anyway - contacts, recipes, medical records etc. You learn about the structure from the additional data items you enter. For example, different medical records use different structure and you do not have to analyze all the possible structures before you enter the first medical record.

Commented internet favorites or bookmarks, with colors and fonts having the meaning you want.

Apart from other things, this release of FreeMind features:

Fully functional following of HTML links stored in the nodes, be it www links or links to local files.

From very early versions, Freemind supports folding which is its essential property.

Fast one-click navigation, including folding / unfolding on one click and following links on one click at the same time (you don't have to make choice between fast following of links and fast fold/unfold). You can move the map by dragging the map's background as well as using mouse wheel.

Undo

Smart Drag'n Drop, including the possibility to copy nodes or copy style of nodes; dragging and dropping of multiple selected nodes; dropping of texts or list of files from outside

Smart copying and pasting into, including pasting of links from HTML or structuring the pasted content on the basis of the number of leading spaces in a line; pasting of lists of selected files

Smart copying and pasting from, including plain text and RTF (MS Wordpad, MS Word, MS Outlook messages).

Export of map to HTML, with folding (see example)

Find facility, where found items are shown one by one as you do "find next", and the map is unfolded only for the current item.

Possibility to use and edit long multiline nodes; even with newlines

Possibility to decorate nodes with built-in icons, colors and different fonts.

Low costs of risk of switching away to another mind mapping tool, because FreeMind stores maps in XML format. If you have a lot of maps created by FreeMind and you want to switch to another program, writing a conversion program should be easy, especially if that program features Visual Basic scripting facility. Christoph Rissner describes in his article at IICM site his implementation of data exchange between FreeMind and MindManager.

File mode enables you to browse the files on your computer, seeing the folder structure as mind map.

See more details in Freemind development tree

Weak spots include:

The support of pictures in nodes is in preliminary stage. When you want to carry a map around with you, you have to take care that you take the image files with you.

FreeMind is basically one user application. Although users can in principle work on the same map, there is only preliminary locking mechanism to prevent conflicts, at the time, switched off by default.

In rare cases, following of HTML links in the web browser does not work on some computers; the same holds for opening local files.

Limited support for fancy graphics.

FreeMind is free software and open source software, licensed under GNU GPL V2+ ( GNU General Public License), where "V2+" means "version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version". Basically, that means that you are free to use FreeMind to whatever purpose you want without paying for that, and that any code derived from current FreeMind's code must also be licensed under GPL V2+. See also Licensing.

Get help from other users

Ask a question on FreeMind's Help forum. Also, consider looking at the collection of asked questions, using the search function of your browser. If you're unlike most of computer users, you may also consider reading the documentation, accessible from the menu Help > Documentation; press Ctrl + F to search through the documentation. For Linux users, FreeMind on Linux page may be helpful.

Documentation

Documentation available includes the following.

Mind map documentation: Application menu: Help > Documentation.

Windows help-like documentation: Application menu: Help > Help.

Printable documentation in PDF

Alternatives to using FreeMind

See detail in Alternatives to FreeMind.

To achieve that which FreeMind offers, you can use variety of tools.

Free or freeware mind mapping program, like Thinkgraph, VYM - View Your Mind, Kdissert, XMind and Freeplane (FreeMind fork).

Commercial mind mapping program, like MindManager, Inspiration, MindGenius, Visual Mind or MindMapper.

Note editor / reference manager / PIM - personal information manager, like Key Note for Windows, BasKet Note Pads for Linux, and TuxCards for Linux.

Text editor with Outline mode, like. MS Word, LyX or Emacs.

Text editor with Folding mode, e.g. Emacs, Vim or jEdit.

Outliner, like cross-platform Java outline editor, MS Windows based Outliner, and Python-based outliner Leo (Python License).

A concept map editor, like multiplatform freeware CmapTools, GNU GPL-licensed Conzilla in Java, or freeware Compendium.

Presentation software, like Microsoft PowerPoint or OpenOffice Impress, used for drawing concept maps.

Authors and contributors

See detail in Authors and contributors.

Several people have substantially contributed to the development of FreeMind, including the following.

Jörg Müller

Daniel Polansky

Petr Novak

Christian Foltin

Dimitry Polivaev

Many other people have contributed.

FreeMind team uses:

YourKit Java Profiler, donated by YourKit, for analysis of memory consumption and performance issues

Enterprise Architect, donated by Sparx Systems, for design tasks.

Do you want to reward authors for their work?

Drop us a line saying that you like FreeMind. You can do it on our Thank you for the music forum - just start a new thread and click "Post commment"; it's really easy. We are always glad to read that someone finds FreeMind useful. This definitely increases our motivation. Also, we appreciate to read what attracts you on FreeMind, and what is your most important case of use of FreeMind.

For questions with problems, there is Help forum and there is a bug tracker; see Reporting bugs.

Testimonials

What users say about FreeMind includes the following.

Krishna Teja, 24.3.2011: For about 6 years I have only been dreaming of organizing my life in some manner. There are far too many variables and unknowns, and I never knew how or where to begin organizing. After 6 years of procrastination and a catastrophic crash in life, I hit mind maps and FreeMind. It looks like the search is over, I can now organize my thoughts in one place and get a clear picture of my own life. The flexibility of the software is only limited by one's imagination. Hats off to the team for contributing this gem to the open source world. After only days of using this software I can say its the best thing since sliced bread. My joy is boundless. I hope to stick to FreeMind throughout my life to organize stuff.

Krishna Teja, Hyderabad India

Andrea, 25.7.2008: I rediscovered Freemind last week while my proposal for a multi million USD contract was being reviewed in a tender in a ministry. The reviewer was keeping all details under perfect control at lightspeed, giving hard times to us proposers noticing every single missing or glitch in our documents.

How could he be doing this?

I just asked: mind mapping software was the response. He made a big mind map of the whole proposal and checked all the nodes one by one. As easy as this.

Well, I was fascinated, after passing the tender review (YESSSSSSS!!!) I just browsed my PC where freemind was sitting quiet since a couple of years. I just launched it and applied it to my current project: a BIG software system delivery to an important bank.

Guys, in 3 days I made a perfect job in tracking activities, preparing project status meeting, todo lists, reports, software test result diagrams... I'm just amazed.

>From now on I'll use it for everything.

Thanks for this precious piece of software.

Rich, 14.4.2004: First off, congratulations on a truly awesome application with a fantastically intuitive interface... I thought I'd spend 10 minutes evaluating it but I had so much fun I ended up playing for hours - I even missed lunch!

Daniel, 1.2.2003: How do I know that FreeMind is a high productivity tool? The answer is I don't. I am using FreeMind on daily basis and am very satisfied with the benefits it brings me. What I really consider important is that when I use FreeMind, most of the time I don't have to ask myself "how do I do this thing in FreeMind", but I rather just do what I need without thinking about it. FreeMind makes my task of collecting, organizing and analyzing information on a given topic much easier.

James, 14.10.2002: Now, having tried out the new release, I can tell you: It's brilliant! Well done!

Henning, 21.11.2002: I recently started using FreeMind and I'm rather delightet. After getting to known it, it immediately became one of my every-day-use-tools.

Joe, 20.1.2003: I downloaded Freemind several months ago and it has become a vital part of my daily activites. I am enormously grateful for the program.

Paul, 9.2.2003: What a splendid piece of work!

Tom, 13.2.2003: I appreciate version 6.1 very much. Having the DnD capability into and out of my emails has now made Freemind the source document for my management work. 6.1 is stable, simple and elegant in text, lines, and manipulation. I prefer such elegance to commercial versions because I have work to do, not time to make things look better. This is a superb complexity organizer.

I also use it at home to capture my martial arts learning as I head towards a black belt. I put in the basic movements and the katas or arranged groups of movements. I use that when I practice at home.

Perry, 10.4.2003: I have been using FreeMind for two or three months now, and find it totally indispensable! I simply can't say enough good things about how it has helped me get on top of an overwhelming workload. I've tried task managers and project managers ad-nauseam, and they are either too simplistic or too cumbersome.

Links:

Thank you for the music forum, sourceforge.net -- more positive reactions, from which the above was selected years ago

freemind/reviews, sourceforge.net -- user reviews using SourceForge's dedicated tool

Marketing -- dedicated marketing page

FreeMind has been reviewed in the following articles and blogs:

See more at marketing page.

This website also features the following pages.

Forums ~ Requests for enhancements ~ Import and export ~ Flash browser ~ FreeMindPDA ~ Freemind Win Collab ~ Sandbox ~ Documentation efforts ~ Plugins ~ Short patches ~ Tutorial effort ~ User.properties ~ Videos

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