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Living Room / Re: Too Funny
« Last post by vegas on May 13, 2006, 12:55 PM »lmao, that was truly worth the read till the end, hahahaha
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Too much to talk about here. I've had to catch up on many threads of 1000+ posts on FatWallet, HardForum, HydrogenAudio, and others - I think this one is just getting going! (sure hope so anyways, as I see this the most important piece of software to have on a PC and yet someone has yet to get it right) I am currently using both WinOrganizer & Keynote, I hesitate to move fully back to Keynote as I have alot of tables that cannot be imported. Also, with Keynote, you cannot print an individual note, you have to export it to another program like Word first. I've also tried TexNotes, but damn that thing is so bloated and clunky, taking up way to much space as a program leaving too little for actual information. I find Surfulator to be too much of a Web info collecting utility than a note storing application and it too is a bit sluggish (just not snappy in speed). Evernote just does not offer the ability to organize information in a useful way. The upcoming rewrite of MyBase looks most promising, but still they have said this will not support tabs within files, which is one of the nicest features about Keynote. I could go on and into more depth, but I am just an overall unsatisfied person with this category of software ATM. Oh, and WinOrganizer, they were on the right path 3-4 years ago, but all forward moving development has been basically non-existent.
Nice work mouser.
Let's assume Surfulater is the best way to capture information from the web. Unless Surfulater is ALSO not one of the best notetaking programs, then where are we going to store and organize the information? Are we going to use Surfulater to capture the information, but then port it somehow to another program that is a more powerful notetaking application or organizer? I don't think so, that would be very frustrating. Anyway, I'll have more thoughts on this later.-superboyac (February 27, 2006, 11:03 AM)
for f's sake can google leave some stuff for the rest of us to code please.-mouser (February 27, 2006, 12:31 AM)
