Downloading Aeon2 (Aeon Timeline 2) was simple. I learned you can keep the first version and projects for them. When saving a current project you can save it as a new one and keep the older version. This is what I have done.
Aeon2 still has the original features such as ability to create your own times (years, dates, etc.), create your own templates, ability to link to sites & pictures, Arcs, ability to see ages of participants in an event, and the ease of navigation
A new feature I like is the different skins available. I'm hooked on the the 'Dark' theme as you can see below.
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Aeon2 states the following on features.
*Events are displayed graphically on the timeline with a title, date, and duration, but you can associate a lot of additional meta-data with an event, including colors, tags (keywords), notes, completion status, and other user-definable fields.*If you give an entity a date of birth, Aeon Timeline will calculate that entity’s age for each event they are associated with, allowing you to quickly see someone’s age at important events in their life.
*In Aeon Timeline 2, you can select which entity type to group by (e.g. Person, Project, Arc, Location).
You can see below that it has a type of nesting, it's called 'Parenting' and 'Dependencies'. I have not used different Arcs yet except for birth/death and global. Since I'm writing a series, the global Arc keeps the timeline completely visible for me. Later I'll move them to different Arcs, after I have played around more.
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Another feature I use a lot is the ability to see ages of characters at a certain event. This is perfect since my characters' ages span over a million years. Below is an example.
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The 'Manage Entities' is great. I can add Arcs & characters. With the characters you can add date of birth and date of death & link it to an event like below. I put all Birth & Dates in their own Arc as in picture 5.
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Well, it's time for me to get back to writing. I hope this helps you decide if Aeon2 is right for you.
*Sited from aeontimeline.com
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