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Posted by tightbeam
Jun 29, 2018 at 07:38 PM
CintaNotes is an excellent choice and has surprising robustness, especially if your needs are relatively simple and you don’t want to struggle with the busy, somewhat dated interface of UltraRecall or the complexity of InfoQube.
Posted by karel
Jun 29, 2018 at 09:36 PM
Hi Pierre,
I certainly have :-) Very potent app, but (sadly for me) not in sync with my particular workflow.
BTW I noticed you use ClearType smoothing on some fonts. Maybe it can be turned off in the options, I didn’t check, but in case it cannot, you may want to consider adding that. Just google all the issues some people have with ClearType. It just doesn’t work for everyone and for all LCDs.
Best of luck with IQ!
:)
Karel
Pierre Paul Landry wrote:
Hi Karel,
>
>InfoQube should be able to do all UR does, have you considered it as an
>option for your information management needs ?
>
>Pierre Paul Landry
>IQ Designer
>http://www.infoqube.biz
>
Posted by karel
Jun 29, 2018 at 09:40 PM
Thank you for the tip, Jon. It’s a nice app, but sadly for me, just not in sync with my workflow :’(
Best regards,
Karel
Jon Polish wrote:
Not to throw another variable at you, but have you tried CintaNotes? You
>can edit multiple notes in their own windows. Notes are not organized by
>trees but through a combination of tags and tabs. Not as robust as UR
>and it lacks several formatting features, but it is very good.
>
>Jon
Posted by Paul J. Miller
Jun 30, 2018 at 12:26 AM
UR is a mature product, little or no development is taking place on it.
Their main concern is with their two other products which are the main earners for the company.
Having said that the search functions of UR are very good and seem stable. They are the model to which other developers should aspire.
If you want to have an effect on the development of a program then you should seek to have an effect on InfoQube which is still under rapid development which means it’s trajectory may be altered.
Posted by karel
Jun 30, 2018 at 12:50 AM
Thank you for your reassurance about UR’s search, Paul :-)
I agree with your opinion about Info Qube’s development. I have noticed the author being active on this forum.
Best regards,
Karel