KeyNote is a free, tree-based, tabbed notebook with RichText support.
It imports and exports HJT (TreePad), HTML, RTF and TXT files. Notes
don't all have to have trees. It is open source and is written in Delphi.
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KeyNote locations:[*]http://keynote.prv.pl[*]http://www.tranglos.com/free/keynote.html[*]http://sourceforge.net/projects/keynote/[/list=a]
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The posted files are:[*]KeyNotePlugIn.bas[*]KeyNoteResPlugIn.bas[*]SpellChecker.bas (a demonstration)[*]FixPlugin.bas[*]FixPlugin.ini[/list=a]
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Tony Burcham
TheirCorp
[This message has been edited by Tony Burcham (edited January 31, 2006).]
It imports and exports HJT (TreePad), HTML, RTF and TXT files. Notes
don't all have to have trees. It is open source and is written in Delphi.
Some of the more notable features are:- Clipboard capture
- Picture and object insertion
- Macro recording
- Plugin support
- Templates
- Bookmarks
- Configurable keyboard
- Very easy tree editing
- Auto backup to another folder
- It is open source under Mozilla Public License (MPL).
- (no built-in spell-checker yet)
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KeyNote locations:[*]http://keynote.prv.pl[*]http://www.tranglos.com/free/keynote.html[*]http://sourceforge.net/projects/keynote/[/list=a]
Code:
[b] Notes:[/b] KeyNote plugins are DLLs with their extensions changed to "KNL". This allows one to run a plugin by double-clicking it in Windows Explorer after file associations are made between them and KeyNote. They must be located in KeyNote's "plugins" folder. They are required to have certain exported functions present, or KeyNote will refuse to run them. "FixPlugIn" verifies the required exports are present, fixes the file extension in its internal reference to itself and copies it to the "plugins" folder. You need to run this every time you compile a plugin. Besides that, "FixPlugin" locates KeyNote's "plugins" folder on its own. It also finds any plugin DLLs in its own folder and puts the names of up to two of them in the appropriate boxes (the rest are shown in the messages box). It saves its settings between uses. To run a plugin: press F9 to open the resource panel, then go to the "Plugins" tab. You can refresh the list using the right-click menu. This can take a few seconds if you have many of the standard, KeyNote plugins (many of them are from 226KB to 498KB). For more information, download the plugins SDK from the keyNote website.
The posted files are:[*]KeyNotePlugIn.bas[*]KeyNoteResPlugIn.bas[*]SpellChecker.bas (a demonstration)[*]FixPlugin.bas[*]FixPlugin.ini[/list=a]
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Tony Burcham
TheirCorp
[This message has been edited by Tony Burcham (edited January 31, 2006).]
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