Screenshots

A picture is worth a thousand words: therefore, we have made some screenshots of typical work sessions with eminec MYmap for you. If you would like to see a larger version of a screenshot, click the thumbnail (preview) picture.

Main window: This is the main window of eminec MYmap. The task pane to the right contains all edit controls for your map, the wizard (shown bottom right) gives you valuable tips for learning how to use the program.

Outline: eminec MYmap synchronizes a traditional outline with your map. You can click an element in the outline to highlight it in the map. Changes made to the outline affect the map and vice versa.

Notes: This feature allows you to add text notes as background information to objects in your map. You can export comments to Microsoft Word or OpenOffice.org Writer with the click of a button.

Clip art: This feature allows you to add illustrations to your map. You can use vector graphics (EMF) or pixel graphics (JPEG, GIF, BMP) for preview in the Clip Art task pane.

Quick Start window: eminec MYmap offers you the documents last used, direct access to map favorites and to a map archive search (see below) every time you open the program.

New Map window: You can choose from a collection of templates when you create a new document. (You can also create your own templates.) Additionally, you can set a password to encrypt your map.

zzap mode: This feature allows you to brainstorm very fast: write down some keywords first, then add categories. Finally assign the ideas you consider worthy of keeping to the categories.

Search the map archive: Rapidly find any map you have created. The preview shows you whether you have found the correct document even before you open it.

Export: This feature allows you to save your map as XML, as an outline (HTML format) or as a drawing (JPEG). This way you can reuse the information stored in eminec MYmap without entering it again.

Tidy view: If you want to concentrate just on your map, use the Tidy view feature to maximize the map work area. Pressing the tab key does the job.