Info manager, database, scrapbook, notepad

New .ft (FoldingText) added to list of known plain text extensions. .mm (mind-map) files are displayed via Quick Look if their default application is FreeMind. Left/right arrow keys can be used to expand or collapse multiple selected items in list and outline views, too. New introduction video, available via the Support Assistant.Improved OpenMeta tag support, e.g. more reliable handling of file system events and synchronization via AppleScript. It’s (again) possible to open more than 25 databases concurrently. Sorter’s Take Note panel better handles images; no more focus ring. Currently selected tab is usually retained, e.g. after capturing notes. AppleScript support, e.g. for downloading web archives or converting documents to PDF. Compatibility to RSS 2.0 feeds; simplified listing of feeds in Activity window. Compatibility of Clip to DEVONthink to certain websites. Compatibility to third-party hacks. Default ruler units are centimeters on metric systems instead of inches. Error handling. Localization. Overall performance and reliability.Fixed Crash when initializing the scanner. No more degradation of image quality after rotating an image in the scanner interface. Tags and title of scanned pages were not always saved. Crash when dragging messages from Mailmate, Postbox, or Outlook to the Sorter. Sorter accidentally accepted .app files. Various glitches of image views on OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. Preview pane of Split, Three-Pane, Columns and Tags view wasn’t always reset after switching databases. Name of trash in locations was sometimes wrong. Send by Email couldn’t attach files with non-ASCII characters in their name on OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. Other minor bugs and glitches.Removed Obsolete scripts Import > Daily Dilbert and Export > Backup to JungleDisk.

Changes

• New .ft (FoldingText) added to list of known plain text extensions. .mm (mind-map) files are displayed via Quick Look if their default application is FreeMind. Left/right arrow keys can be used to expand or collapse multiple selected items in list and outline views, too. New introduction video, available via the Support Assistant.Improved OpenMeta tag support, e.g. more reliable handling of file system events and synchronization via AppleScript. It’s (again) possible to open more than 25 databases concurrently. Sorter’s Take Note panel better handles images; no more focus ring. Currently selected tab is usually retained, e.g. after capturing notes. AppleScript support, e.g. for downloading web archives or converting documents to PDF. Compatibility to RSS 2.0 feeds; simplified listing of feeds in Activity window. Compatibility of Clip to DEVONthink to certain websites. Compatibility to third-party hacks. Default ruler units are centimeters on metric systems instead of inches. Error handling. Localization. Overall performance and reliability.Fixed Crash when initializing the scanner. No more degradation of image quality after rotating an image in the scanner interface. Tags and title of scanned pages were not always saved. Crash when dragging messages from Mailmate, Postbox, or Outlook to the Sorter. Sorter accidentally accepted .app files. Various glitches of image views on OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. Preview pane of Split, Three-Pane, Columns and Tags view wasn’t always reset after switching databases. Name of trash in locations was sometimes wrong. Send by Email couldn’t attach files with non-ASCII characters in their name on OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. Other minor bugs and glitches.Removed Obsolete scripts Import > Daily Dilbert and Export > Backup to JungleDisk.

DEVONthink is the Mac incarnation of the real paperless office. It’s a notepad, outliner, scrapbook manager, information manager, freeform database, archive, image database and bookmark manager – your personal “supplementary brain”.

DEVONthink is capable of intelligently storing and organising all types of data like plain and text files, HTML, XML, PDF documents and images.