You can also search the "search results tab" using single file search. Sublime is such a great tool. > I use Sublime for notes too... I always have a window wi

You can also search the "search results tab" using single file search. Sublime is such a great tool. > I use Sublime for notes too... I always have a window with just my notes folder open, and I make a new file for each day I take notes, named after the day. Nice, we've converged on the same solution. I do daily plain text note files, and organize them into weekly folders. I sometimes create multiple per day if I'm working on more than one thing, or I want to dive deeper on one aspect. For example: "4-12.txt" (the general one for the day), "4-12 Foo Schema.txt", "4-12 Baz Feature List.txt" Sometimes I'll use markdown files instead of plain text if I want better readability. I'll switch from Sublime Text to the Typora markdown viewer/editor for those files. Typora is a pretty impressive tool as well. The nice thing about markdown that these files are still readable in Sublime, so I can switch between the two tools easily.