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The price for an existing, uncancelled Merlin Project subscription always remains the same - even if we raise the price for new customers.

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Merlin Project now also supports Noteplan

At the latest with version 3, Noteplan has become a serious representative of Markdown-based note-taking apps.

With the flexibility of Markdown - which lets you quickly write text and create tasks - the app also offers some options for recording and organizing tasks. Add tags and mentions very easily, speeding up your workflow with natural language typing and auto-completion of tags, mentions, and links.

The reason I got in touch was due to numerous requests from Merlin Project customers who also use Noteplan for further documentation: They were looking for an easy way to hand over their data.

That's how I met the owner and main protagonist this year; Eduard Metzger lives and works in Panama, so he enjoys not only the good weather there, but also an excellent infrastructure. As a result, he always makes a very relaxed impression in our conversations.

Thanks to our AppleScript interface we were able to realize a simple data transfer. A free sample script can be downloaded here.

Merlin Project 8.0.2 Is Released

We have just released the version 8.0.2. This free update is important for Merlin Project.

• Update your Mac versions in Merlin Project for free with "Check for updates…".
• The version for the iPad and iPhone will be released after review in the App Store automatically.

We have also updated Merlin Project Express. The new versions will be provided in the Mac App Store or at SetApp – right after its review.

You can find the minimum system requirements here.

A New Manual In AsciiDoc

Part 4

This week it finally worked again. My plan with the blocked time phases in the calendar went off. I was able to write almost continuously on Wednesday.

In the process, I noticed a few little things in AsciiDoc that I want to share with you.

A New Manual In AsciiDoc

Part 3

I had already feared it at the beginning; with all the motivation to write the book quickly - the day-to-day business somehow always gets in the way.

In the last week I was on the road a lot. On behalf of Merlin Project, of course. And this week one surprise followed the next.

The result is unsatisfying, but clear: I couldn't write 20 sentences.

So I can save the current Kanban board here too; because it still looks exactly the same.

Next week it will go on... hopefully.

Continuation - A new manual in AsciiDoc, part 4