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One of my votes was for "links inside notes". What I'd really like though is the ability to retain HTML.
Another idea that might be neat... Assign colors to tags(?) -steve
Unfortunately this is also one of the most difficult to do, but I will.kunkel321 wrote:One of my votes was for "links inside notes". What I'd really like though is the ability to retain HTML.
How would you go if note has two tags with different colors? Which color should be the note in this case?kunkel321 wrote:Another idea that might be neat... Assign colors to tags(?) -steve
itsonlyme wrote:thanks for this great application
my five cents: right click menu in note edit window with the usual edit options (Copy/Cut/Paste/Undo/Select All ...)
Well, I just thought that having search mode in the context menu of the search field would be more important. But since I'm making new shortcuts (Ctrl+Up/Down like in FireFox and Alt+Down), I guess I can return the standard context menu to the input field.Midas wrote:I second that applying to the search field too...
Midas wrote:and, for cosmetic reasons, can you make it resize with CN main window?
Midas wrote:Also if possible note viewing/editing dialog should remember previously set dimensions.
CintaNotes Developer wrote:Hello itsonlyme,
thanks for your post. This is already implemented in the next version which will be released in a few days.
Regards,
CintaNotes Developer wrote:Midas wrote:Also if possible note viewing/editing dialog should remember previously set dimensions.
Will be in Beta M6If you'd like to try it right away you can download a preview from here (its just the exe file). I would be grateful for the early feedback.
Great, thanks a lot!Pierre wrote:I just tested the M6 very briefly. I love the ctrl UP/Down to change search scope. It is fun to type in a term and switch so fast the scope and see the filtering result adjust. Nice job on the iconic representation too.
I agree, but you see that is exactly why I've put the tags last: now you can: 1) Press Ctrl+Down and hold till the end 2) Press Ctrl+PgDown to activate it. But if tags are somewhere in the middle of the list, you'll have to remember how many times to press Ctrl+Down. Or learn longer shortcuts like "Shift+F10, G".Pierre wrote:Just one tiny suggestion: I would suggest to put tags higher in the list, before time and link. I think it would be use more often for filtering than those two.
Thanks for your input. Unfortunately CintaNotes depends heavily on WinAPI and porting it to another platform would mean rewriting it to at least 50%. This is not due to bad coding, it's just that 80% of the application is the UI. I didn't want to use cross-platform GUI libraries because I wanted full control of how the application looks and feels. Well, who knows, if CintaNotes is a huge success, then maybe I'll think about porting it. But as you see, there's still a lot to do to get to that point)Erik wrote:Have a Linux version - and be able to use the same notebook files with either Windows or Linux version of the software. (and then a Mac version - someone will ask eventually).
Midas wrote:Regarding context menus, I hadn't noticed the equivalence between the LClick on the search mode icon and the RClick on the search field... but do you find that really necessary, considering their proximity? IMHO, the inclusion of key shortcuts for that effect would add more funcionality.
Midas wrote:BTW, I like the the highlighting solution implemented...
CintaNotes Developer wrote:but you see that is exactly why I've put the tags last: now you can: 1) Press Ctrl+Down and hold till the end 2) Press Ctrl+PgDown to activate it.
I sure will!Pierre wrote:I suggest you document it as a tip in the help file once released.
Well, one way to escape these characters would be to double them. The other is having the ' prefix for verbatim search strings.Midas wrote:Prefixing search looks good, but you should remember that you''ll need either a unambiguous syntax (maybe <prefix><space><search string>) or a way for escaping reserved prefix characters (in order to allow for searches that include them, and my prefered solution).
Sure. When you press Ctrl+Down, you switch to the next search mode (go from searching "Anywhere" to "Text and Title", and further down). When you press the single Down key, CintaNotes assumes you are done with entering the search term and want to browse the search results, so it puts the focus to the notes list.Midas wrote:I read your answer to Pierre, but couldn't fathom the difference between Down Arrow and Ctrl+Down Arrow. Care to elaborate?
Thanks. I think I better develop a killer app for one platform than a mediocre multiplatform EverNote clone.Midas wrote:I want to state also, that as much as I like Linux (I use Ubuntu, Slax and Zenwalk in my leisure), I totally understand you position toward developing CN multiplatform.
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