Subject:  ParaMind Brainstormer Vers. 2.2
Author:  ParaMind Software
Uploaded By:  Starsaint
Date:  12/17/1996

File:  PARA22SW.ZIP (940585 bytes) 
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Download Count:  362

Equipment:  IBM Compatible 386 or better
Needs:  Windows 3.1 or later 



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This is version 2.2 which contains a new editing feature called
PMSelect which allows users to extract as many lines of one
text file that they wish all in one operation, even if those lines
are not next to each other, and then save them to a file.  This
makes editing any text easy.  Any computer text file can be opened
with it.  Also included is a credit card registration method and
two levels of registration.

Note: this is the only version of ParaMind which can now be
registered and upgraded due to new registration address.

ParaMind can help anyone be creative with words.  It
gives you pages of new text back after you put in your own
text and make a few choices with your mouse.  It's one
of those programs that is both fun and useful!

ParaMind is a serious brainstorming program.   ParaMind was
given a 4 Star Rating by Ziff Davis.  It is totally
configurable and can be used to logically expand any idea from that
needed by research institutes to businesses  It comes with a database
of 450 related word chains, and you can add as many of your own as
you like.  You can paste in text from any Windows  program into its
editor to logically expand it in infinite ways.

ParaMind works by copying

and merging of text and word chains.  The word chains are all
related, such as adjectives related to sight, or adverbs related to
running.  In the text that you type or paste in a word or two is
selected that these word chains fit into.  The result is a new listing
of your idea changed in logically progressive ways.

ParaMind is great for educators.  It can teach students about
simple grammer concepts while helping them develop unique
ideas!  It works with related word chains that are broken down
into the parts of speech.  The students pick these and replace
them into their sentences for up to a hundred pages of new ideas