Here are two more major ones that would make Notezilla visible for prime time, ie. more people would consider it for a full-blown note system.
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6) multiple files available through a File->Open command
Currently the .ini file holds the information given in Advanced-->Preferences-->Advanced
Thus in my system I have:
DataFolder=D:\Apps\Notezilla\Data
BackupFolder=D:\Apps\Notezilla\Backup
Instead of the default spots.
I'm not sure if the .ini file itself can be moved (e.g. by a parameter in the shortcut)
So in my Windows 7 system the Notezilla.ini file is at its standard spot:
c:\Users\(user name)\AppData\Roaming\Conceptworld\Notezilla\
So if I have multiple .db files, I can look at one at a time by renaming data files, and/or renaming .ini files.
A File-Open command would be much more appropriate.
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7) Similar to this in being a functional help, increased versatility, would be a .db merge command. One that allows one .db file to be added to another, under a new specified folder name. This would allow you to have available very easily a file that you had at another location or another now-dormant computer.
Is there a Navicat style utility for the SQLite .db files?
Or more specifically something like this:
Database Content Compare and Merge Tool
http://www.altova.co...se-compare-tool.htmlI plan to try out this solution on test files.
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This is very good, at least, for looking at the database structure.
DB Browser for SQLite
http://sqlitebrowser.org/Although looking at data (again, duplicate test files only) hit some potential snags, eg:
"A table in this database requires a special collation function 'NOCASE' that this
application can't provide without further knowledge.
If you choose to proceed, be aware bad things can happen to your database.
Create a backup!"
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Only today am I trying out the "Skins".
They are explained here:
http://www.conceptwo...ownloading-ImportingAnd the download site is:
http://www.conceptwo....com/Notezilla/SkinsAt one point I complained about not having some backgrounds like corkboard, that plaint is now inoperative!
(Well there should be a corkboard memoboard, which is not quite cartonboard.)
At least when it comes to the notes themselves.
Although I would still like more flexibility on the white background which is the full memoboard background.
You get to applying the skin to a note by the Appearance toolbar button. I had missed using that.
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Steven