File Details |
|
| File Size | 1.6 MB |
|---|---|
| License | Open Source |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | December 29, 2006 |
| Total Downloads | 2,570 |
| Publisher | Tranglos Software |
| Homepage | KeyNote |
Publisher's Description
Keynote is a flexible, tabbed notebook with RichText editor, multi-level notes and strong encryption. It features extremely configurable interface and behavior. It stores many notes within a single file. Each tab can contain a multi-level, nested tree of notes. Strong encryption using Blowfish or IDEA algorithm. Send notes via email; clipboard capture; import/export files in formats: plain text, RTF, DartNotes and TreePad; activation hotkey, configurable categories and icons, printing and more.
Latest Reviews
fulanito01 reviewed v1.6.5 on May 23, 2008
Very solid organizer that's starting to show its age. It appears to maintain most of its functionality in Vista. For a nice alternative, try TreeDBnotes.
sls_beta reviewed v1.6.5 on Nov 3, 2006
It's a shame this program is languishing at SourceForge - it offers so much functionality for such a small and resource friendly program. Plus it's secure! It encrypts the entire file and can be configured to save the contents of your notes whenever you switch to another application or every _ minutes or both.
The list of features go on and on but are all focused on the task of writing and keeping notes on disparate topics and then finding and retrieving the information easily. You can search accross all tabs and "nodes" within the entire tree structure quickly. For people who like to work from outlines this app is ideal.
I urge people to give this one a try.
sls
Raven Sati reviewed v1.6.5 on Jun 12, 2006
Nice for notes. KeyNote alone will not make you rich or make your life work or grow back your hair, but it does pretty good on notes. The other stuff is up to you.
bellgamin reviewed v1.6.5 on Apr 6, 2005
This superb program not only provides a user-definable tree-form database, but it can further segment each database by one of more tabs.
It is relatively easy to master the intuitive GUI, especially considering the great power in this application. It's a great application for students, small businesses, writers, and researchers.
Highly recommended!
JEdwardP reviewed v1.6 on Jan 3, 2003
I'm reviewing it again so soon because this version fixes the one bug that bothered me: links to local files now work in WinXP SP1. It's also a few Kb smaller than the previous version. The best just got a little better!
klumy reviewed v1.5.9 on Dec 29, 2002
KeyNote is an astounding program. Try it out, I'm sure it will help you very much, with your daily notice work.
JEdwardP reviewed v1.5.6 on Nov 19, 2002
I had yet to find a note organizer I really liked, and figured I mightn't. I use this author's Phonedeck program however, so thought to give KeyNote a try. I was well-rewarded. The tabbed interface prevents what might otherwise become clutter, notes are searchable, and the rich-text capabilities ensure that even a long string of notes you might continually add to a single page will be readable. My favorite non-essential feature is its integration with Word Web dictionary/thesaurus--whose dialog box it calls up more quickly than when I run the Word Web app. independently. As it rapidly improves via open-source development, I expect it'll become an indispensable tool.
HeavyB reviewed v1.5.3 on Jul 18, 2002
Homepage offline, program not found. A great start for a new program :-(
Arnvid reviewed v0.90 on Mar 7, 2001
KeyNote was highly notable when it arrived in its first beta version, today it's growing to something quite unique - and still it's beta. The number features compared with a download size of 860 KB, speak for itself - and the well-planned layout makes it usable hardly without any learning curve. If it's hard to wait for the final release of KeyNote - don't worry, this beta is comparable to many so called final versions around (-: Most important though, if one have a look at same author's brilliant "PhoneDeck" program - one will soon see that Marek is one of the new free and individual authors who in my book already have programmed himself into a very exclusive top league.
fulanito01 reviewed v1.6.5 on May 23, 2008
Very solid organizer that's starting to show its age. It appears to maintain most of its functionality in Vista. For a nice alternative, try TreeDBnotes.
sls_beta reviewed v1.6.5 on Nov 3, 2006
It's a shame this program is languishing at SourceForge - it offers so much functionality for such a small and resource friendly program. Plus it's secure! It encrypts the entire file and can be configured to save the contents of your notes whenever you switch to another application or every _ minutes or both.
The list of features go on and on but are all focused on the task of writing and keeping notes on disparate topics and then finding and retrieving the information easily. You can search accross all tabs and "nodes" within the entire tree structure quickly. For people who like to work from outlines this app is ideal.
I urge people to give this one a try.
sls
Raven Sati reviewed v1.6.5 on Jun 12, 2006
Nice for notes. KeyNote alone will not make you rich or make your life work or grow back your hair, but it does pretty good on notes. The other stuff is up to you.
bellgamin reviewed v1.6.5 on Apr 6, 2005
This superb program not only provides a user-definable tree-form database, but it can further segment each database by one of more tabs.
It is relatively easy to master the intuitive GUI, especially considering the great power in this application. It's a great application for students, small businesses, writers, and researchers.
Highly recommended!
JEdwardP reviewed v1.6 on Jan 3, 2003
I'm reviewing it again so soon because this version fixes the one bug that bothered me: links to local files now work in WinXP SP1. It's also a few Kb smaller than the previous version. The best just got a little better!
klumy reviewed v1.5.9 on Dec 29, 2002
KeyNote is an astounding program. Try it out, I'm sure it will help you very much, with your daily notice work.
JEdwardP reviewed v1.5.6 on Nov 19, 2002
I had yet to find a note organizer I really liked, and figured I mightn't. I use this author's Phonedeck program however, so thought to give KeyNote a try. I was well-rewarded. The tabbed interface prevents what might otherwise become clutter, notes are searchable, and the rich-text capabilities ensure that even a long string of notes you might continually add to a single page will be readable. My favorite non-essential feature is its integration with Word Web dictionary/thesaurus--whose dialog box it calls up more quickly than when I run the Word Web app. independently. As it rapidly improves via open-source development, I expect it'll become an indispensable tool.
HeavyB reviewed v1.5.3 on Jul 18, 2002
Homepage offline, program not found. A great start for a new program :-(
Arnvid reviewed v0.90 on Mar 7, 2001
KeyNote was highly notable when it arrived in its first beta version, today it's growing to something quite unique - and still it's beta. The number features compared with a download size of 860 KB, speak for itself - and the well-planned layout makes it usable hardly without any learning curve. If it's hard to wait for the final release of KeyNote - don't worry, this beta is comparable to many so called final versions around (-: Most important though, if one have a look at same author's brilliant "PhoneDeck" program - one will soon see that Marek is one of the new free and individual authors who in my book already have programmed himself into a very exclusive top league.