ThinkingRock

• ThinkingRock version 3.x - Download
• ThinkingRock Software Download - Free version
• ThinkingRock Trial Latest version - Download
• ThinkingRock Software Download - Free version
• Upgrading from v2.2.1 to the latest version 3.x
• Virus alert from Avast software
• New modules
• Linux Package Installation
• RocketDock Icon
• Add Thoughts hotkey script for Autohotkey (for Windows user only)
• Python Script to print actions on Index Cards

Once you have purchased a license, you can download the software here. Once you have installed the software, if you have used the trial version, you can re-use the same data file by selecting the file using the File/Open menu option.

You can trial the paid version by downloading the software here.

To guide you in your trial, you can use the Getting Started documentation, download the manual and use the screen help available within the application. Once you purchase a license, you will need to download the latest version from our website (Get TR v3 green button from the home page). You will be able to use the data file you have used for your trial.

You can also drop us an email with your questions.

You will only find the free version on the SourceForge page. Please open the TR2.2.1 folder, select the file you require for your operating system. The tr-2.2.1-source.zip file is only for developers as ThinkingRock is an open source project. Here is the SourceForge downloads page link. 

We recommend that you download the latest version of TR 2.2. If you have taken the time to download our software, please take the time to read the Getting Started documentation.

Steps to upgrade:

1. If not a member, purchase a license;
2. Make a backup of your data file;
3. Upgrade to Java 1.6 if still on 1.5. No known issues in upgrading;
4. Login to the website;
5. Download the package(s) corresponding to your platform(s) and language (UK English, American English, Spanish, German and French available);
6. Install new version;
7. Open data file using Open File option. Data migration of the Delegates is done automatically.

Notes:

• Once you have OPENED your data file with an newer version, you cannot use it anymore with a previous version.

A few users have informed us that Avast gives an alert that there are two worm viruses when they tried to download our software. A user has scanned the modules with AVG 8.0 and no problems were found (see the following topic). We have contacted Avast to report the problem.

The application ThinkingRock will inform you when there are new modules available. When you install them, there will be a warning message saying that the module is not signed. You can ignore it. ThinkingRock will only check for new modules from our website (see the address in Plugins - Settings Tab).

Thanks to Rudolf Adamkovic, Salutis and crazyscot (see forum topic), you can now install ThinkingRock on Ubuntu and Debian (Lenny).

Instructions:

• In "Applications" menu click on "Accessories" and then on "Terminal" item
• Enter these commands:
sudo -s
echo deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/salutis/ubuntu intrepid main > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/salutis.list
aptitude update && aptitude install thinkingrock

• In "Applications" menu click on "Office" and then on "ThinkingRock"

Package is designed for Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron. It also works on Debian (Lenny).

Thanks to Romualdas Maciulis, you can now find a ThinkingRock icon for RocketDock here.

Thanks to Taylor Reid (see forum topic), you can download here the script. Enclosed are both the plaintext and compiled versions of the script and a readme.txt to help explain what you have downloaded.

Thanks to Scott Novis (see forum topic), you can download here the script. The script creates PDF files from Action Lists exported in xml format for printing on 3x5 cards, PocketMods and AveryLabel 5388 laser perforated 3 to a page index cards. Has been run on a Mac and Windows machine.