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* Stores almost any type of information, including plain text, HTML, numbers, dates, times, booleans, URLs, etc.
* The tree structure helps keep things organized.
* Each node can have several fields that form a mini-database.
* Several node types, with different sets of fields, can be included in one file.
* The node format, including fields, output lines and tree-view icon, can be defined for each node type.
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* TreeLine files are XML by default, but there are options for automatically compressing or encrypting the files.
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* File Import and Export The data can be exported to HTML.
* An XSLT file can be exported to work with the XML TreeLine files.
* Tab-delimited tables and tab-indented text files can be imported and exported. Plain text files and Treepad files can be imported.
* Mozilla and XBEL format bookmark files can be imported and exported.
* Generic XML files can be imported and exported, allowing TreeLine to function as a crude XML editor.
* ODF text documents can be imported and exported as outlines.
* Batch file conversions can be done from a command line interface.
Kirby is good, but the snooze feature is not flexible enough for my purposes-superboyac (February 15, 2011, 04:04 PM)
...or just an batch-AbteriX (February 16, 2011, 02:28 PM)
So, I've managed to purchase a Panasonic Toughbook W8 for around $450. I'm going to use that as my alarm clock!The way I feel about alarm clocks, it had better be tough-superboyac (February 15, 2011, 01:12 PM)
Run a program automatically
Pop up a note
Play a sound
Send e-mails automatically
Transfer a file by FTP (pro version only)
Backup files and folders (pro version only)
Say the time
Say the message
Handy To Do List (with query facilities)
Plus loads more!
i just thought it was good for a free tool (maybe there are better ones).-nudone (February 12, 2011, 04:51 PM)
i use TinySpell http://tinyspell.numerit.com/ for everyday use. it isn't free, but it's pretty cheap. best spell checker/correctrion tool i've tried that works in all programs.
if he only would fix my one minor complaint of the program, I'd probably depend on it a lot more.-superboyac (February 11, 2011, 11:42 PM)
Just want to report back that I finally got around to check out Oscar's File Renamer. Indeed it's very convenient, but it doesn't do unicode unfortunately.-mwang (February 10, 2011, 02:45 AM)
Edit: I then dig around a bit in XYplorer, and found out that it has a rename method called "Edit Item Names ...", with which I can pretty much do what I would like to do with Oscar's File Renamer. Not sure when it got this (I often upgrade XY without knowing what's new). It's nice.
I have a lifetime license for XYplorer and didn't think of it TC is my main file manager and XY, excellent though it is, does things so differently that I use it less than I should.There's several things I could suggest, but a better answer might come by talking to your town librarians. Info mapping, cataloging, data classification, storage and retrieval are their specialty. And they're also probably the most underutilized talent pool in the country.-40hz (February 08, 2011, 07:58 AM)
I think that a photograph is like seeing the world through other people's eyes, that's why I don't find my own photos very interesting-jgpaiva (February 08, 2011, 12:35 PM)
I could easily imagine that church as filming location for a few fantasy/medieval movies!
Fantastic image! For some reason, it first gave me a romantic feel, and the second time I looked, it changed to scaryanother beautiful image - very classically 'English' looking-tomos (December 10, 2010, 04:41 AM)
Thanks-rjbull (December 10, 2010, 02:19 PM)
ps: I had to go back and look for the wires-jgpaiva (February 07, 2011, 04:43 AM)
I believe that what you get out of a photograph depends on what you bring to it - and by the same token, you photograph things, and photograph them in particular ways, depending on what sort of person you are, and what's in your mind. I've always had a strong liking for fantasy and science fiction, so maybe that's part of where your dual response came from Mission statement generator© - it's vertical, tracing and almost perfect
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Save and organize any texts with rich formatting.
Free-form personal notes organizer with tree-like structure. Sometimes this kind of software called outliners. Main purpose is to store many notes with hierarchical structure in single file.
* Main features: Modern easy-to-use interface
* Full rich text support including images, tables, bullets, etc.
* Powerful encryption
* Full-text search engine
* Organization with hierarchy and by keywords (tags)
* Export to HTML or RTF
* Spell checker
* File attachment to any nodes
* Portable mode support
* Multilanguage interface
Smereka is a freeware program that allows you to organize your data in an hierarchical, searchable database stored in a single file.
Your files and notes can be stored in a single file - Smereka database. This file is being indexed on the fly, so you can search your information items as soon as they are added to the database. All information items - files, notes and even folders - can be tagged to create "alternative hierarchy".
The search capabilities of "Smereka" are extended by a hierarchical system of item storage (in a tree). This allows you to sort your items into a tree-like structure. You can move, copy items from branch to branch, assign icons to them and more.
Your information (text, offline webpages) appear on the screen instantly, as soon as you click a tree item - you do not need to run an external program in most cases.
And of course, you can share the database. Having received a single file, your peer may instantly browse all the array of your data, search it or export information items to disk.
Here are typlical cases of freeform database usage:
* organizing snippets of text information: you are accumulating small, independent text files and saved webpages. They are used to store ideas, notes, article archive, etc.
* data mining: you are researching some topic. You need to save and analyze a lot of diverse information, which is located on different webpages, in different text files. You also want to save relevant discussions, IM chats etc.
* project management: you are leading a project, which requires organizing and storing a great quantity of artifacts: documents, important e-mails, chat transcripts, ideas, brainstorm protocols etc. In addition to specialized tools, such as MS projects, CMS or bug trackers, a personal database helps a manager to put pieces of informationtogether, which otherwise would not "fit" into these large and formal tools. Flexible reminders can be attached to any item and keep you track your project.
* structured information exchange: you need to send your colleague a set of file together with some relevant instructions. You can attach files to the database as info elements, and insert text items as child (or parent) nodes.
DWM is the new desktop manager introduced in Vista, it's what gives you the fancy transparency. You can turn it off by selecting the Vista Basic theme. It's worth trying just out of interest.-Eóin (January 31, 2011, 08:22 PM)
More likely though I'd still say it could be a UAC issue.
Try a reinstall, and make sure the first time you run it is as an admin. As it stands it sounds strange that you had to put your reg code in twice, it probably got confused and that's why the service didn't work.
If we're going to have automatic wrapping, shouldn't it work even when text is pasted in? Or should it only work as you type?"-superboyac (January 31, 2011, 11:06 AM)
The actual Ritlabs forum:
This is the one on their website. According to the rules, you can only say "positive" things about the Bat there. Nothing else. no bug reports, no support questions, nothing about beta. Only "positive" remarks.-superboyac (January 30, 2011, 10:51 PM)
***** CRITICAL *****
The application cannot be launched because it failed in installing the
core services (error code: -2147483647).
Please check the application integrity and try again.
Firefox is running in user account, but surely Hilitext running as admin should still work.Hilitext - The super-powered text finder tool
Hilitext is a powerful OS-level text finder tool that works with all Windows programs to help you find what you are looking for easier and faster. Powered with an innovative text highlighting technology, Hilitext automatically scans your screen and highlights every instance of your keywords in all open desktop windows including web pages, e-mail messages and other documents to help you find information more quickly and easily. It continues to highlight all instances of your target terms automatically as you surf from web page to web page or e-mail to e-mail.
There is a lot of data filed away in that thing and it'sdifficulttedious to retrieve.-cranioscopical (January 29, 2011, 03:01 PM)
I tried Macro Express pro but prefer Vtask studio - however I now find I dont use either as Autohotkey does everthing I want and has more options/flexibility. IT's also free.-delwoode (January 29, 2011, 07:15 AM)
