Zengobi's Blog: Curio 5 is now available!

Curio 5 is now available!

Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Phew. After months of hard work and long days, we're very pleased to announce that Curio 5 is now available.

Please note that it does require Mac OS X 10.5 or greater.

It's packed with a ton of new features such as the Status shelf, iCal Synchronization, Idea Space Templates, collapsible lists and mind maps, figure styles, beefed up Scrapbook, cross-project linking, the Inspector Bar, plus so much more!

We hope you enjoy it and spread the word to your friends and colleagues. Also, we hope you like the new website. Please feel free to drop us a line and let us know what you think.

9 Comments:

Site looks great, and I already picked up Curio 5! Love the software, looking forward to playing with it some.

Any thoughts on an iPhone app? Heh.. had to ask.

By Gideon, at 9:11 PM
Can't wait to try it out. Just picked up a news about this software, but at work I have a windows machine :-/

Congratulations to the new release!

By FloWi, at 4:55 AM
I've been using Curio for about three years now, and I get more and more excited with each new release. I am downloading Curio 5 now and I will upgrade my license. Awesome!

By Jeff Young, HFI, at 6:17 PM
the update are good. but is not cheap since the last update i paided was in march 2008. Many people (98%) don't pay their software. So be more attractive to whom they paid their software.

By puffsylvain, at 3:15 AM
I just love Curio, version 5 has been great so far. The only thing I can't seem to find is how to turn off the due dates being displayed left of the fields in the idea space.

Josh.

By Anonymous, at 4:51 PM
Hi Josh,

Thanks for the kind words! You can turn off the start and due date adornments using the Meta Inspector. There's a checkbox titled "Show start and due date adornments" under the Flags section.

Greg

By Greg Casey, at 5:11 PM
Thanks Greg for your impromptu reply! I honestly need more sleep...

Josh.

By Anonymous, at 5:31 PM
Just installed the update. Nice work, guys! Curio just gets better and better.

By Tim, at 11:41 PM
After all these years, I'm a little dissapointed this time. The product didn't evolve in my preferred direction. A few years back when I really liked/used the Dossier, I'd like the project-tools upgrade, but now I have a proper project management software, so now I need more graphical tools like; Instant Alpha/any way of keying, A better global library of icons/graphics, better gradient tool etc. I build demos, prototypes and sketches with Curio and simply love it and I got so many "how did you do that in 30 mins?" and that's great, but this time, I'll skip a version!

By Jan Robert, at 3:31 AM