File Details |
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| File Size | 2.2 MB |
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| License | Shareware |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | August 20, 2005 |
| Total Downloads | 3,464 |
| Publisher | AL-Software |
| Homepage | Neat Notes 2005 |
Publisher's Description
Neat Notes 2005 works as a notebook with hierarchical tree-like structure of organization. Now all your notes will be under your fingertips. It can store information containing URL, text, tables, or graphs. The tree-like structure helps to quickly locate the information you need. Built-in notes editor will help you format your text in the editor style of MS Word with full support of tables, paragraphs, lists, fonts, fills, and alignment. All information is encrypted and can be secured with a password and protected from accidental deleting. This will allow you to save private information like passwords, credit card numbers, addresses, and telephone numbers.
Latest Reviews
JEdwardP reviewed v2.6 Beta 1 on Aug 6, 2005
This would rate a four in terms of features, but as is the case with so many shareware applications, equal or better freeware alternatives exist. Sometimes I wonder if authors spend any time researching the prices and featuresets of competing products before deciding whether and how much to charge for their software.
If you want a notebook application, I'd suggest KeyNote (free and open-source). If you need a full-featured PIM, try EssentialPIM. Its free version is better than this, and its pro version doesn't cost much more.
zridling reviewed v2.6 Beta 1 on Aug 6, 2005
Really not a bad notes PIM, and offered at a great price. Although it loads 42Mb in memory, it doesn't suffer the kitchen-sink approach that most note apps do. Neat Notes is easy to use and it has solid export abilities.
JEdwardP reviewed v2.6 Beta 1 on Aug 6, 2005
This would rate a four in terms of features, but as is the case with so many shareware applications, equal or better freeware alternatives exist. Sometimes I wonder if authors spend any time researching the prices and featuresets of competing products before deciding whether and how much to charge for their software.
If you want a notebook application, I'd suggest KeyNote (free and open-source). If you need a full-featured PIM, try EssentialPIM. Its free version is better than this, and its pro version doesn't cost much more.
zridling reviewed v2.6 Beta 1 on Aug 6, 2005
Really not a bad notes PIM, and offered at a great price. Although it loads 42Mb in memory, it doesn't suffer the kitchen-sink approach that most note apps do. Neat Notes is easy to use and it has solid export abilities.