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I haven't RTFM (I very seldom do!)-m_s (February 03, 2006, 05:27 AM)
but I have found that stickies linger on and on - when I reinstalled it recently,
I'm just downloading WikidPad now
Nobody has mentioned the possibility of using some kind of Wiki, either online-m_s (February 03, 2006, 05:00 AM)
And then I use Tom Revell's Stickies (www.zhornsoftware.co.uk) for all the myriad little notes I type as I go
Right now is an interesting time for this type of program. Many people are realizing their value and adding different features. Unfortunately finding one with all the features you want is tough.-kfitting (February 02, 2006, 09:42 AM)
Add TreeDBNotes to the list of Keynote replacements.
I took a look at this one and if "Novo Libero" or Neomem do not take off, I am
which is the use of nodes as filters and make notes have properties.
little icon that looks like Mercury running.-momonan (February 02, 2006, 11:04 AM)
(I think that's the conventional representation)
Another interesting project that I've been watching is neomem. Go to neomem.org and then check the blog and the forum for the latest news.-kfitting (February 01, 2006, 08:21 AM)
What about a text editor that just focuses on text creation, on putting words to screen, on writing?-zridling (May 21, 2005, 03:39 AM)
Would anyone be willing to develop a snippet organizer that can contain various things such as html links, text, pictures, etc about various different-Josh (January 29, 2006, 09:57 PM)
I took a look but don't have time to really put WanyWord through its paces. I personally like the interface of Search much better, where all your options are visible all the time. It looks to me like WanyWord has a lot of power, but taking advantage of it might be a bit of a pain.-mrainey (January 24, 2006, 06:38 AM)
Search comes with an editor that can be configured to open the found file and go to the first find (with surrounding lines).
Does WanyWord support true regular expression searches? I couldn't find a mention in the Help file.
He does mention his competitors - apparently Search doesn't qualify (Search32 is a different program).
EMACS is an extremely powerfull tool-jgpaiva (January 12, 2006, 03:33 PM)
I'd love to hear about other uses too!-brotherS (October 10, 2005, 08:58 AM)
Give Seeker a try and tell me what you think..
* Regular expression support-Veign (November 01, 2005, 12:26 PM)
Maybe they changed their policy.I think they have paid for services for website owners to register their websites for enhanced status, maybe that is causing confusion.-Carol Haynes (January 05, 2006, 05:31 AM)
Don't know where $39 comes from. On the page I posted it says "Free Download" and it works fine for me. No suggestion it is a trial version.
PicturesToExe has simple and intuitive interface, so creating of a presentation is very easy. All you have to do is choose some pictures (in JPG, GIF or BMP format). PicturesToExe will produce single EXE file, which contains all images inside. No additional programs (including PicturesToExe itself) are needed to run resulting presentation - only that stand-alone EXE file. And it will work under Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000 and XP. If your demands are a bit higher, PicturesToExe allows you to make much more attractive presentations, than simply changing slides. You can customize each slide by specifying background color or picture, adding comments, sounds, objects. Moreover, it's possible to use different cinematographic transition effects between slides, add background music (in MP3, WAV or MIDI format). And ability to exactly synchronize show of slides to music, placing points on the time-line. If it is necessary, you are able to protect your presentation by password and assign expiration date. Presentations can be automatic (by timer) or controlled manually, run once or continuously. If you prefer, you can create SCR files (instead of EXE), and use your presentations as a standard Windows screen savers. Ability to prepare DVD-Video disc. The program has multi-language interface (19 languages are supported now).