It is useful to have a place to organize information that you need to refer to.
For years I used WikidPad. It is a cool Python based standalone wiki.
I wanted to mention a few I've tried recently and my thoughts about them.
The Guide is a native win32 C++ application. It is small, stable, can be portable. It seems rock solid.
KeepNote is cross platform (implemented in Python), has multiple layout options, tabs, stores notes in HTML/XML.
TreeSheets is the latest program I've been using for certain types of information. It is a pretty cool way of organizing information. You can also view your information in different ways - in grid form, as bubbles, and with lines ala "mind mapping" format.
It's website calls TreeSheets a "free form data organizer" and "The ultimate replacement for spreadsheets, mind mappers, outliners, PIMs, text editors and small databases".
For years I used WikidPad. It is a cool Python based standalone wiki.
I wanted to mention a few I've tried recently and my thoughts about them.
The Guide is a native win32 C++ application. It is small, stable, can be portable. It seems rock solid.
KeepNote is cross platform (implemented in Python), has multiple layout options, tabs, stores notes in HTML/XML.
TreeSheets is the latest program I've been using for certain types of information. It is a pretty cool way of organizing information. You can also view your information in different ways - in grid form, as bubbles, and with lines ala "mind mapping" format.
It's website calls TreeSheets a "free form data organizer" and "The ultimate replacement for spreadsheets, mind mappers, outliners, PIMs, text editors and small databases".
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