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I would like to recommend this freeware lightweight structured text file editor. Definite upgrade over plain .txt files yet still extremely simple in every way.
by invaders 15y ago
I would like to recommend this freeware lightweight structured text file editor. Definite upgrade over plain .txt files yet still extremely simple in every way. No browser/3rd party tool involvement needed. Its file format is human readable for the most part.
It supports all kinds of links in text: local, network files, internal pages (for wiki emulation). You can drag and drop links from web browser too.
http://www.horstmuc.de/wmem.htm http://www.horstmuc.de/wmem.htm
I never stopped using this program since I found it several years ago.
- andos 15y agoFor years I used a similar program called KeyNote. It had an absurd amount of text tricks up its sleeve and everything was accessible via keyboard shortcuts. Most people would cringe at its late 90s GUI (it's Borland Delphi!), but after hiding a couple toolbars and palettes, it became quite the handsome app. http://tranglos.com/free/keynote.html http://tranglos.com/free/keynote.html Unfortunately it's Windows-only. Now I only work on Linux and Mac and the only software that approaches it's level of usability is Notational Velocity.