MadaboutDana
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Truly secure online outliners
12/11/2014
A summary of Synology's Note Station:
Note Station
- Create notes and categorize them into notebooks
- Edit notes with a rich text editor
- Edit location information of a note
- Display notes in ca...
Truly secure online outliners
12/11/2014
Interesting subject! Recent versions of Evernote plus the obscure roadmap mean lots of people are looking at alternatives.
One of the more interesting developments is the creation of Evernote-like no...
New discovery! Happy CRIMPer!
12/6/2014
Further playing with Quiver indicates that it's quite like Alfons Schmid's Notebooks, but different in some important ways.
It allows you to create notebooks, but no folders within those notebooks.
E...
New discovery! Happy CRIMPer!
12/5/2014
Oh dear, Quiver has just displaced LightPaper in my all-too-errant affections! It's got real-time preview, editable CSS... all kinds of goodies! And it captures web pages rather well, too. As for the ...
Nope, it's compatible with Dropbox, iCloud and, I believe, any WebDAV server (can't remember the specifics of the Windows version, offhand, but the Mac version is also capable of *acting* as a WebDAV ...
New discovery! Happy CRIMPer!
12/5/2014
I've just discovered and am now happily playing with a rather good app for MacOS called Quiver. (I know, when do I actually get any work done?!)
It supports all kinds of stuff, including Dropbox and ...
Ah, but there's the rub, you see: "simple table support". There's nothing particularly simple about a table, and not many simple note managers support them (on any platform).
The best options are HTM...
Use OneNote in small-window mode.
That was interesting, Robin. But just to play devil's advocate (and without in the least wishing you to stop your development work for iOS; I'm one of the people who's been badgering you for an iOS ve...
Oh dear, I see what you mean. The merchandising of information. 'Twas ever thus...
Oops, I tell a lie. Online it may be, but it also uses mobile apps (iOS, Android) rather ingeniously so you can photograph/scan URLs or book barcodes with your device and regenerate them immediately i...
Looks quite interesting, albeit solely available online:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/businessclub/technology/11266263/New-app-means-students-can-create-essay-footnotes-and-references-in-second...
Evernote and "The Wall Street Journal"
12/3/2014
We also work as a distributed team. Using four platforms: Skype (for IM), Soonr (for synchronising files between all members of the team), Kerio Workspace (run as an intranet on an in-house server, bu...
Thanks, Yosemite, I'll take a look (haven't really finished playing with 4 yet, but still...)
I have to agree. As one who only recently transferred to Mac and worked on PC for years previously, I'm actually quite surprised by how little software the two platforms have in common. There's been a...
Evernote and "The Wall Street Journal"
12/2/2014
I think Paul's hit it on the head here. I have independently taken precisely the same approach, which is why I ceased using a number of otherwise pleasant and enjoyable task management apps that requi...
Nimbus Notes
11/26/2014
I kind of see what you're saying, Hugh, but in fact, I think folder-based info management is going to become more rather than less popular.
For example: I use Documents on iPad to view my Dropbox doc...
Nimbus Notes
11/26/2014
Ah, yes, I don't think OneNote will like 2000 entries in a single section! But you can use sections as the equivalent of tags (especially if you use multi-sections, or whatever they call 'em).
It doe...
Nimbus Notes
11/26/2014
I KNOW I have more than 2000 items in my main DEVONthink 'General Research' database. No signs of instability there.
Nimbus Notes
11/26/2014
Hm, that is interesting. I have a lot of stuff in my OneNote databases; not sure if that's up to 2000 items or not, but I'd have thought so. I must go and do some testing.
I'm using: OneNote for Mac,...
Nimbus Notes
11/25/2014
Well, dang! Those multiple options for Clibu sound highly desirable! I'd love to be able to run an in-house server, for example; very convenient.
Go for it, Neville!
Nimbus Notes
11/24/2014
You've not mentioned the fact that Clibu is also language-friendly (which Surfulator definitely wasn't!).
But the pervasive Cloud model has, I'm afraid, caused me to back away. Like others here, I li...
Nimbus Notes
11/24/2014
I would definitely steer clear of Aquaminds products for the time being. Too many reviews bitterly lamenting lost data/failed synchronisation. It's a shame, because the products have potential. But de...
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11/23/2014
Sharing how exactly, Daly? Across which platforms?
My first impulse is to suggest Notebooks, but that doesn't run on Android. It runs on Windows, Mac and iOS, and is a better repository than Evernote...
Yet another Markdown editor...
11/22/2014
I think what I like most about LightPaper is its flexibility: it's got more or less ALL the features of other editors, but you can choose which ones to toggle on/off.
For example, I like the inline s...