@Daly >Unfortunately most tagging systems let you search for an item using only >one tag at a time. Well for example EN allows multi tag search.. -Rael

@Dan > (In contrast, with folders, you have to get it perfect because a note can >only be in one folder, so you will never find it if you put it in the wrong place.) Unless the search is good... >...

Hi Dan, Thanks for your post. I found your work-flow description and reasons for choosing EN to be enlightening.. However..question: I used EN a while back (around the time of 3.0), mostly for odds ...

Seems like an ideal candidate for Evernote. Why look any further? -Rael www.bauerapps.com

JasonE wrote: >EverNote3 is qualitatively different than EverNote2, and not what I want. Ok. Just wondering what you feel makes them so different. I realise 2.2 has some perks being a more deskto...

Why you not like 3.1 or 3.5? -Rael

>Rael, >thanks for the heads up on both applications. > >Despite their different looks, the >two applications seem quite similar in concept. Can they import/export information >to each other? Bo...

Glen Coulthard wrote: >Does anybody know of note-taking software that offers a spreadsheet view for >entering rows+columns of data? I currently have my data scattered across MyInfo >(newer favourite...

Hi Jim, You could try importing your data into RightNote (http://www.bauerapps.com/RightNote.html). RightNote includes a spreadsheet note type that can import from csv or xls (Importing from csv is ...

You may also want to take a look at RightNote (www.bauerapps.com) - 2 pane outliner based on freeware program KeyNote. As a writer you may be interested in the predefined styles, predefined paragraph...