Highly flexible note-taking application that provides a simple way to manage a large number of notes and to connect them via links.
- KeyNote NF
- Version :1.7.9 Beta 8
- License :Mozilla Public License
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Daniel Prado Velasco
KeyNote NF Description
Note-taking applications, even rich text editors, are far from being complex pieces of software as they are too simple in purpose and do not require too many options and functions.
More than a simple note-taking tool
Although KeyNote NF (New Features) is part of this software category, from the first glance it reveals that it can offer something more than a means to jot down some text.
The interface has no shine to it but there are plenty of functions and options that could make a beginner think twice before trying to uncover all its features.
Each note is stored individually and it can include several nodes, which are actually separate text files. The advantage of this is that you can easily store multiple notes touching on the same subject in a single file.
KeyNote NF can be used to create a structure that connects multiple texts by inserting links and locations. There is also a file manager that allows you to see all the notes available in a node.
Additional functionality
Apart from the basic text-related choices (changing font, size, formatting, alignment) there are also options for creating bullet or number styled lists as well as modifying the values for left/right indentation and customizing paragraph settings.
The functionality of the product extends beyond note-taking and includes the possibility to set up reminders and alarms. This feature is very flexible and provides options for saving events with multiple reminders.
Furthermore, KeyNote NF has support for recording, editing and playing macros in order to make routine tasks easier to handle.
Conclusion
The application is more complex than a regular note-taking solution. It features the possibility to extend its functionality by adding plug-ins or cooperating with other software on the system, such as WordWeb dictionary or the spell-checking function in Microsoft Word.