sracer
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Mac Saga Ending
8/13/2010
Daly de Gagne wrote:
>Thanks to everyone who responded to my various posts about the Mac and my experiences
>with the software.
>
>The Mac will be history by the end of the week; I am going to Stap...
WikidPad... by a longshot. It is the only one that I've found that allows you to get into the nitty-gritty corners of the app (if you are so inclined).
Google Wave as a PIM?
10/29/2009
hi leslie. If you have any wave invites left, I'd appreciate one... thanks in advance.
tcperconti at gmail dot com
My Notes Keeper and RightNote
5/19/2009
Christoph wrote:
>I wonder whether anybody here is using "My Notes Keeper"
>(http://www.mynoteskeeper.com) or "RightNote"
>(http://rightnote.bauerapps.qarchive.org). I think they are currently the...
ConnectedText versus Ndxcards
10/23/2007
Manfred wrote:
>But I have come to
>believe that Outlines should not be the basic or primary organizing principle in
>note-taking and writing of drafts. I write, come upon another idea, and create...
Wiki tool for Windows and Mac?
10/19/2007
Thomas wrote:
>Well, just for the record, Wikidpad also runs on Win and Mac. Though I'm sure you
>probably already know about this one.
I want to second the recommendation for Wikidpad. I've bee...
Total Text Container
10/12/2007
Eh. Looks like some kid ran across some open source widgets and put a wrapper around it. That is why he is so hesitant to make the source code available even though he is hosting it on sourceforge.
For those interested in an open source personal wiki, there's "Wikidpad".
http://www.jhorman.org/wikidPad/
Freemind
9/29/2007
If you like TreePad, you should definitely check out KeyNote. Although it is no longer actively supported, it is mature and stable. I've tried dozens of different tools, but keep going back to KeyN...
williaq wrote:
>Sracer --
>> thanks for the heads up on Listpro (will bear in mind);
>> I
>tried to find ClarisWorks to give it a try -- couldn't find one -- any leads?;
I was hesitant to post ...
I just remembered. My favorite integrated app (AppleWorks/ClarisWorks for Windows) supports outlines! Outlines in the word processing module capable of folding/hiding/collapsing and manipulating out...
williaq wrote:
>Keep the feedback coming gang
>
> Sracer -- I finally found a copy (like a needle in a
>haystack!) of pc-outline so I could read the documentation, but it doesn't look like
>it ...
I had been posting about this in one of the long threads. It's exactly what I've been looking for as well. Sadly, Tkoutline is probably the closest thing. I found a copy of the old DOS textmode PC-...
PPL wrote:
>Hello,
>I'm working on building a new outliner (+ much much more). See
>www.sqlnotes.net. It is based on the Ecco Pro outline/grid concept, the original
>post subject, which had a spec...
Stephen R. Diamond wrote:
>Then, if Note = Body text, the above should read
>'only the Heading should be displayed," (when an entry is folded). What confused me is
>that you have Folding SHOWING N...
Stephen R. Diamond wrote:
>
>
>sracer wrote:
>>In using an outliner for its intended purpose (as the skeleton for
>the
>>eventual document), BOTH folding AND notes are required. (unless I'm
>>mis...
Stephen R. Diamond wrote:
>That was my first thought in when I read Steve Zeoli's post: it is a variant of Folding or
>Shrinking, with approximately equivalent functionality. Personally, I have
>...
Stephen R. Diamond wrote:
>>But for outlining in the traditional sense, I really think that single pane
>>is it. I
>find that having more than a single pane visually and mentally
>>breaks the docume...
Wes Perdue wrote:
>Except MyInfo is a two-pane
>outliner: it doesn't comply with rule 1.
Exactly. I already use KeyNote for data organizing and appears to hold its own against apps like MyInfo. ...
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>I suspect if we were to poll everyone on this forum, we'd get a lot of different answers
>as to what constitutes the Holy Grail of outliners. My definition is based on
>funct...
Fast Word Processor w RTF & Outlining
8/24/2007
I use KeyNote for organizing personal data, but it isn't really an outliner... at least not in the traditional sense. That is why I suggested EControl. Unfortunately, there isn't a nimble, RTF-capab...
Fast Word Processor w RTF & Outlining
8/24/2007
Your request got me reminiscing about the good old DOS textmode days and an awesome outliner called PC-Outline. I did a quick google search for "folding editors" and found EControl. It is advertised...
SQLNotes - A new Outliner
8/14/2007
Hey PIMfan, thanks for the pointer! If NeoMem supported graphics, It probably would replace my usage of KeyNote... oh so close. :-(
PIMfan wrote:
>Hmmmm.....I wonder if there's any connection betwee...
Beginner needs help
8/10/2007
Based on your stated needs, it seems to me that a standalone info organizer is NOT the way to go. The amount of data you gather will most likely exceed the capacity of those apps. And as databases g...
Fresh icons for KeyNote!
8/8/2007
Hey all! That old workhorse, KeyNote is really showing its age appearance-wise. It looks like it would be more at home on Windows 3.1 or Win95 than a more modern version of Windows. In my search fo...