NoteTab for note-taking

Posted by shatteredmindofbob
Oct 17, 2013 at 05:55 AM

Dr Andus wrote:
Thanks for all the suggestions.
> >Achim wrote:
>>maybe http://writemonkey.com/ could be interesting for you.
> >Actually I was keeping my original archive file in WriteMonkey, but as I
>need to start saving different versions on an ongoing basis, I need a
>file window, so I can see the existing file names.
> >Paul Korm wrote:
>>There’s a Notational Velocity clone that sync
>>with Simplenote, Dropbox, or a vanilla local folder.
>>nvPY at https://github.com/cpbotha/nvpy
>>This is a tweaky solution requiring Python and doesn’t have a pretty
>>face.
> >Interesting. I have Python and don’t mind non-pretty, but had some
>trouble with Simplenote + Resophnotes in the past, so I’d rather not go
>there…
> >MadaboutDana wrote:
>>The only (non-free) editor I can think of that would meet your criteria
>>is Knowsysnotes (a reasonably capable Markdown editor that is capable
>of
>>showing a full set of folders in the right-hand navigation tree, rooted
>>in the folder/subfolder of your choice). It’s not free, but it’s not
>>expensive either (USD 15).
> >Knowsynotes really ticks all the boxes! The word count is a bit off
>(from the MS Word method), but I can live with that. It’s a little bit
>annoying that it kicks you out of your current directory, if you change
>any of the settings, but other than that, it’s sweet!

You can disable Simplenote sync in Resophnotes and have it save all notes as text files instead.