MindManager Beginner's Introductory tutorial

MindManager is a mind mapping software that creates, manages, and communicates ideas, with a visually clear visual interface and powerful capabilities to quickly capture, organize, and share ideas, ideas, resources, and project processes. MindManager Beginner's introductory tutorials are designed for novice users, including the basics of creating a mind map, allowing users to get started quickly.

MindManager Mind map mainly by the central theme, theme, sub-theme, note theme, floating theme, relationship lines, such as the composition of modules, through these mapping module can quickly create the mind map you need, the following steps to teach you how to use MindManager to create a mind map:

The first step to open the MindManager software, the software will automatically create a map project, the central theme of the map Topic, click on the theme directly enter the name you want to create a mind map.

Alternatively, you can choose File-> to create a new option, a new blank map, or a guide diagram from an existing map or preset template.

The second step is to add a theme. Press ENTER to quickly add a theme, or double-click the screen or quickly access the toolbar theme icon in the upper-left corner

Add a theme, or you can right-click the center theme and click Insert-> theme. Similarly, you can enter content by clicking a theme.

If you need to add the next level of content under a theme, you can create a sub theme and click the upper-left corner of the software to quickly access the toolbar

Create a new child theme icon, or you can use the shortcut key CTRL + ENTER key.

Note: If you don't need a topic, you can select the topic and press the DELETE key.

The third step is to add the topic information. Insert the-> theme Element tool from the menu to add hyperlinks, attachments, notes, pictures, labels, reminders, and information about the task you specify.

You can also help you better find the information you need by right-clicking the theme and selecting the theme elements you want to add to your mind map.

The fourth step is to add a visual relationship to the subject information. By inserting a-> map object or tag through a menu, you can add special tags to a theme to encode and categorize topics, use arrows to show relationships between topics, use line-dividing functions to surround a theme group, or use an image to illustrate a map.

You can also associate a theme by right-clicking the theme, selecting the icon object you want, and so on.

The fifth step adjusts the guide chart format. Click menu format, you can use styles, formatting and fonts to adjust the entire map format, whether it is the overall style style or the format of individual themes, you can choose.

The sixth step is finalized. The final confirmation of the map content of the spell check, check the guide map of the link and edit map properties, and save the guide map.

The seventh step is to use mind mapping. You can send the final draft map as the original format or Mindjet Viewer file format to other members of the project, department, or company, or you can demonstrate, print the map, or export the map in other formats, or create a set of Web pages.

With the above MindManager introductory tutorials, any novice user can get started quickly and create a visually complete mind map.