Hello all,

As the development of Pagico 4 is going really well (and we’re hoping to have some public betas to be out early next month ), I’d like to say that if you’re still using Pagico v2.x software, please update to Pagico v3 as soon as possible. The update from v2 to v3 is free, and will involve a data conversion. So please back up your data before performing the update. Read more »

Greetings all,

As we’re making huge improvements to the Pagico project, the language packs need to be updated accordingly as well. Right now we’re calling for localizers who can speak two or more languages and who are also interested in lending us a hand by translating phrases.

Currently we are in need of people who can update the following language packs: Read more »

Greetings everyone!

As the release date of the Mac OS X Snow Leopard approaching, we’ve been asked about our plans for the new cat even though we’re still some good four months away from the official release date.

So, the short answer is: Yes, Pagico will be compatible with the upcoming Snow Leopard. And as Pagico grows, we’re not dropping the support for older systems as well. So Pagico 4 will also be compatible with 10.4 systems, both Intel and PPC. So no worries!

However, as of now the Snow Leopard is still in beta stage and it contains bugs and everything is subject to change. Therefore please understand that we will not provide support or update for the new system until it’s officially released.

Remember the time when Safari 3 beta was around?
Pagico would crash as long as the Safari 3 beta was installed due to some of the bugs in it. But we were flamed for weeks for not supporting a beta-stage program. So, we took that as a lesson, and we’re just letting you guys know about our position on the new system beforehand.

We can’t be happier when we finally fixed this issue. If you’re an european or asian users, you probably have already found out that no “special” character is allows in your database file name or anywhere in the entire pathname. So, if your user name contains one or more of those special characters, you simple can’t have your Pagico database anywhere in your home folder, which is really a bummer. Also, if you have one or more special characters in the titles of your topic groups, well, you can’t open these groups any more, nor can you delete them.

So now, with our upcoming Pagico 4, these issues are no longer problems any more — we’re bringing better unicode support into the Pagico 4, so from now on you can feel free to name your database (and your collections)! Yay!

For more details about all the enhancements in Pagico 4, please visit detailed enhancements.

Hi all,

This is not one of the Pagico 4 Sneak Peak series, but I just wanted to let you know that we’ve just made a dedicated web page describing all the new improvements in Pagico 4.

If you’re interested, feel free to visit the details about Pagico 4! And please do let me know if you like it or not!

Beta Status?
We’re just a week or two away from our first beta release, so sit tight for just a few more moments, will you?

Thanks!

Greetings everyone! Today I’m excited to introduce you to one of the most important enhancements in Pagico 4: the new unified data view. In Pagico, we’re all talking about data. So with this whole new data view component, I’m sure your data management experience will be better than ever. Read more »

Okay, we’re back again, borrowing your attention for another few minutes. This time, it’s about a new feature called: “Collection”.

For those who have been using Pagico for some time, you must’ve been very familiar with the “Topic Group” feature, which allows you to add specific topics into groups (looks like folders under the “Data” section), or create smart groups to include topics based on rules (criteria). Just like many others, this feature in the upcoming Pagico 4 is dramatically improved as well, and we’re renaming it to “Collection”. Take a look at the screenshot below. Read more »

Greetings everyone! This is the 3rd article of the Pagico 4 Sneak Peak series, and this time we’re going to focus on a very little but useful application: the Pagico Helper (short for Helper).

The helper is a tiny little new application that will be shipped together with Pagico 4. It’s job is very simple: allowing you to enter new information into your Pagico database quickly and easily. And with the helper, you can write new notes, tasks, or even import files into your database without launching Pagico.
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Hello folks, here we are again!
This is the second post of the Pagico 4 Sneak Peak series, following the previous post covering the new date picker. This time, we’re going to talk about the new “All Tasks” view. Read more »

Hi folks, as the Pagico 4 development goes on, it’s time to share some of the new exciting aspects with you! This post, being the first of the Pagico 4 Sneak Peak series, starts with something small but useful. That is: the new Date Picker.
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