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Posted by Cassius
Nov 27, 2008 at 04:28 AM
1. When I tried it before, Web saves were unacceptable. What is the situation now?
2. You say that info can be added in rtf, which is then converted to html or mht. What if one wishes to add to this info? Is it automatically converted back to rtf with NO changes from the original?
3. What facilities exist to export all or part of the stored info to standart rtf, html, mht, etc. files?
Thank you.
-c
Posted by Pierre Paul Landry
Nov 27, 2008 at 04:50 AM
Hi Cassius,
1- Web capture has been greatly expanded, including a now available FireFox extension. You can grap web clips and entire web pages. See this documentation book page:
http://www.sqlnotes.net/drupal5/index.php?q=node/120
2- The rich text pane (aka HTML pane) uses HTML, not RTF. It supports many modes:
- View a web page
- View / edit an HTML local file
- Enter content directly as in a word processor
- Grab web content (see point 1 just above). Content is editable
- At any time, the content can be converted between MHT and HTML and back, with no or minimal loss of formatting
- MHT content can be edited using an external editor (MSWord or Blocknote).
- Internal editing of MHT is planned, but not yet implemented
3- The HTML Export is quite extensive, supporting both automatic generation of the HTML and using a template file for user-defined formats.
See:
http://sqlnotes.wikispaces.com/Invoices
(that aspect of the doc. will be expanded)
I hope this help.
Cassius wrote:
>1. When I tried it before, Web saves were unacceptable. What is the situation now?
>
>2.
>You say that info can be added in rtf, which is then converted to html or mht. What if one
>wishes to add to this info? Is it automatically converted back to rtf with NO changes
>from the original?
>
>3. What facilities exist to export all or part of the stored info
>to standart rtf, html, mht, etc. files?
>
>Thank you.
>-c
Posted by Jan Rifkinson
Nov 27, 2008 at 02:43 PM
Pierre Paul Landry wrote:
>Hi Cassius,
>
>1- Web capture has been greatly expanded, including a now available
>FireFox extension. You can grap web clips and entire web pages. See this
>documentation book
>page:
>http://www.sqlnotes.net/drupal5/index.php?q=node/120[/snip]
I’ve been experimenting. This works like a charm here except for (some) secure sites, ex: confirmation page from Chase Bank. Also other htts pages.
I’m a FF person & w the clipping/copying problem solved, if only Pierre would add a copy xpi from Thunderbird as I now have from Ultra Recall, I would probably seriously think about the process of switching over to IQ. I’m not sure what the advantage is of building an email client into the program is as—to me—it sort of smacks of re-inventing the less perfect wheel w/o filters, etc.
Copying email from Thunderbird to UltraPro is a one click affair & turning it into a task or dated reminder, etc is another click or two. It just saves me LOTS of time.
—
Jan Rifkinson
Ridgefield CT USA
Posted by Cassius
Nov 28, 2008 at 05:28 AM
The instructions for installing the latest version of InfoQube state that one should firse delete previous versions of it (=SQLNotes) by using the Control Panel’s Add/Remove function. Unfortunately, neither SQLNotes nor InfoQube are listed there for my version, 0.9.23.7i, nor can I find an installer in its program file or a listing of what it installed or modified.
What do I do?.
Posted by Pierre Paul Landry
Nov 28, 2008 at 06:05 AM
Cassius wrote:
> Unfortunately, neither SQLNotes nor InfoQube are listed there for my version, 0.9.23.7i
>What do I do?.
Version 0.9.23.7 was a portable version. So no installation, and no uninstall. Overwrite it with the new one, or delete the folder, or install the current version in a different folder… you decide.
The current version (0.9.24 pre-rel3) is available in portable and installable. I recommend using the portable one (as it is used by more users) if using XP or Vista. Win 2000 users must use the installation one.
I hope this clarifies it !