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1. #INSERT TIMESTAMP IN MINDJET MINDMANAGER CONTROL KEYS FULL#
2. #INSERT TIMESTAMP IN MINDJET MINDMANAGER CONTROL KEYS PRO#

#INSERT TIMESTAMP IN MINDJET MINDMANAGER CONTROL KEYS FULL#

Now we've got a map full of little "timecode" bookmarks, shown as callout topics (which you can hide from the View->Show & Hide menu, if you want). When I read back through my notes, I can instantly play back the associated part of the conversation. From that point, I could add quick bookmarks to my MindManager topics during the conversation. To set this up in Audio Hijack, I used the default Skype session and had my scripts check to see if we were recording, starting it up if we weren't. A little hacking could make these work with a variety of other applications. I had these readily available and they both have excellent AppleScript dictionaries, thus were conducive to satisfying my requirements.

#INSERT TIMESTAMP IN MINDJET MINDMANAGER CONTROL KEYS PRO#

I'm using Audio Hijack Pro and Mindjet MindManager 7 Mac in these scripts. So I donned my AppleScript hat and started seeing what I could do. This is especially valuable with long, long calls where keeping things organized and grouped on the fly as the conversation meanders and backtracks can be vital. However, I love taking my notes in a mind map format, and usually create a MindManager map before I start a call. I've played around extensively with doing this in Pear Note and Transcriva, and both work very well once you get the audio routing right ( Soundflower is gold). What I wanted was the ability to record a Skype call while taking notes, and to then be able to reference my (abbreviated) notes back to the exact point where they were taken in the conversation. On long calls, though, going back and finding a specific point where something was mentioned can be a time-consuming hassle. I can't tell you how many times this has come in handy. I use a Skype-in number as my primary phone number, and - with permission - record client calls for future reference. I've been perfecting a very specific efficiency aspect of my workflow: taking notes during Skype calls.