It supports RTF-Notes (TRichEdit), tables (with Excel like formulas) and now also diagrams. I rely heavily in work on this program and recommend it, because I'm so content with it (and I used many tree outliner). I would like to personally make my decision for the next couple of years, right now I am toggling back and forth from Keynote to TreeDBNotes and the BitsDuJour and DC discounts for AllMyNotes caught my notice, leading to the post.

(this is a pseudo-bookmark facility, if a note program could be linked with a linkman type of program, even better) Note and a source URL logically connected (not just urls in a note) - e.g.

Licensing on USB-Work-Office puter with 1 license at a timeĭatabase facilities - some user defined fields Portability, integration with web in any shape, manner and form unless they are overall really right there in the mix, with their own advantages. I'm sure there are probably 5-10 other similars worthy of consideration, lets not include them other than en passant notice. Keynotes-NF is the open source followup to Keynote, when I use TreeDBNotes I must admit the interface is rather a bit more pleasant (a real factor in note programs) and AllMyNotes Organizer looks like the new kid on the block, with a DC discount and perhaps the most active development ? Here I would like to limit the discussion to the basic motif - a tree-style (often with tabs) note program. We have had incredible threads on note-taking concepts as a whole.

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