In yesterday’s Freeware February post we reported on some
innovative notebook software. I’m not sure if I’ve
come out about this yet, but I am a complete and total text editor/notetaker/note storage application nerd. I am always
on the hunt for that “one note-taking application to rule them all.” I haven’t found it yet.
So instead, I leverage the strengths of lots of different text apps, including this little gem:
Notational Velocity by Zachary Schneirov. The simplicity of the
software is what’s great about it: all it does it record notes and make them searchable. The interface is so simple you
could cry, if you’ve looked at some of the bigger commercial apps. You’ve got one entry field that serves as the place
to both create and search your notes. As you type in the field, the app performs a full-text live search of all
existing notes - either select the correct note to view it, or hit return to generate a new note instead. This can take
some getting used to, but once you grok its simplicity, you could well get hooked.
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6-16-2005 @ 4:14PM
Evan Rose said...
I don't know if it's available by itself, but Mark/Space (the Missing Sync people) make an awesome note taker called Mark/Space MemoPad. I'm a note pad junkie and have tried them all and this one, even if it didn't sync up with my Treo 650, would still be my favorite.
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6-23-2005 @ 3:36PM
Chris said...
The URL for the picture link is broken (it's got a space on the end), but it's trying to be the same as the one in the article, so use that instead.
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