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When it comes to keeping notes in a tidy and organized fashion on your computer, you've got your pick of dozens of programs -- most of which involve a tree-view layout, into which you're expected to tuck everything neatly away.
ND2e, on the other hand, is for people who like to keep all their mess splattered across the screen right where they can see it.
[...]
This program was written to help me write novels, which may explain a few things. It's called Notebox, and for that matter Disorganizer, on the grounds that my basic unit of order is the mess, which for the sake of tidiness I keep in a box. When I come across some new information of interest or utility, I make a note of it and add the note to the box. Sometimes I put the box in order. Sometimes I sort it into categorized boxes. Mostly I don't. This is all only approximately true.
idea of someone paying $20 for a tshirt and us receiving $3 of that while tshirt company makes $17 is just too much for me to bear.-mouser (September 04, 2006, 05:55 AM)
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And while UNIX (or Mac OS) may be great, it's still Windows that made computing accessible to the masses.-Renegade (September 03, 2006, 08:44 PM)
how about this?
InfoRapid Multiple Files Search and Replace Across Multiple Files-kimmchii (September 01, 2006, 07:34 AM)
(if you donated in August and missed this deal, send me a forum message and i will give you the full 100% credits for your recent donation as well).-mouser (August 31, 2006, 11:54 PM)
have you tried AOL lately
-zridling (August 31, 2006, 01:39 AM)
hahaha...that was what my spontaneously combusted post was about...some really hilarious examples of what they call 'tech support'-app103 (August 31, 2006, 08:16 AM)
I know some mailing lists are "converting" emails into forum posts and offer a nntp(?) view too.-housetier (August 30, 2006, 10:37 AM)
Ok...first of all I am still considered a beginner at all this and there is still much I do not know how to do yet.
At the time I first wrote this program (over 1 year ago) it was much easier for me to create 2 plain text files and load one in each side than it
[...]-app103 (August 27, 2006, 10:35 PM)
Having 2 files is also a good idea if you want to export one for another purpose
I like the 2 file system it currently uses and it's very useful to me like it is.
I figured I'd whip up a site for complaining about software.-Renegade (August 28, 2006, 10:29 AM)
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If my combos don't make sense or are overly complicated, let me know.-app103 (August 25, 2006, 09:59 AM)
Don't forget that would also mean saving both lists, ToDo & Done...and after each item shift too. I am not sure how that would perform with large lists on an old slow pc and if it would have a bad effect on overall performance of the program.-app103 (August 25, 2006, 07:32 AM)
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No, seriously, you should check out NoteBox Disorganizer:
It's an amazingly useful program.
NoteBox Disorganizer is tailor-made for quickly jotting down notes and
ideas, organizing those notes and ideas, combining selected notes into a
document, and exporting that document for publication. It's truly my
favorite writing program, and I've tried pretty much everything out
there. Here are some of the things that make NoteBox Disorganizer so
outstanding:
* Notes are kept in a spreadsheet-like grid that is easy to understand
and navigate. And that means all your notes are spread out in plain
sight; nothing is hidden away in a database or lost in an outline
"tree."
* It's possible to name each column, so you can easily categorize your
notes under the columns where they belong. Have a note that belongs
under more than one category? Clone it! Change a clone, and that change
is reflected in all of the others.
* It's also possible to name each *row,* so you can lay out a book's
structure before you even start writing.
[...]
I love the side-by-sideness of all this, which gives me a sense of
overview, organization, and control that I don't get in any other
program.
* If you need finer "granularity" in categorizing notes, you can include
note ~keywords in the text (and keep an alphabetical list of those
~keywords) and then do a "bounded" search for them. In Boolean terms,
that's an "And" search, which finds notes that include all of the
specified ~keywords. Don't want to fuss with ~keywords? You can still
use a bounded search to find notes that contain several terms.
You can't rely on either types exclusivly, always have backups of any data you have on. I've heard stories of them failing suddenly with no warning. Plus you could lose it.
-Eóin (August 18, 2006, 09:48 AM)
regular expression intensively for its search and replace function. However the syntax is definitely diff from the DO's. I am not sure whether there exist an international standard of regular expression which supposed to be used by everyone.-tslim (August 21, 2006, 08:42 AM)
Another thing I can still remember is about the "rename" function, TC has the most intuitive and easiest to use interface.
what is the point if newcomer find no way or very hard to learn the syntax of regular expression?
1) DO is relatively weak in handling archive files (compare to Total Commander)
[...] I am a programmer (since the DOS time) but I find DO search difficult to learn, particularly its regular expression syntax (which is also used in renaming files), and there seems to have no detail documentation on this.-tslim (August 19, 2006, 02:42 AM)