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RPG Softworks
Study Center is a note taking and note management app with advanced features. You can also use it for writing reports or papers.
Features:
Features:
- Take multimedia notes
- Use Images, Audios and even Videos with simple drag-n-drop
- Notes are automatically saved
- Use the beautiful fonts that comes with your Mac
- Easily browse notes by using the Study Center calendar
- Search notes and organize them with tags
- Custom Templates
- Write Math Equations using LaTeX
- PDF Export
- Fullscreen distraction free note taking
What's New
Version 1.7:
- Bug fixes and improved compatibility with Snow Leopard.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later.
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Study Center User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:1,346 |
| Version Downloads:110 |
| Type:Business : Word Processing |
| License:Commercial |
| Date:14 Mar 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $2.99 |
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Study Center is a note taking and note management app with advanced features. You can also use it for writing reports or papers.
Features:
Features:
- Take multimedia notes
- Use Images, Audios and even Videos with simple drag-n-drop
- Notes are automatically saved
- Use the beautiful fonts that comes with your Mac
- Easily browse notes by using the Study Center calendar
- Search notes and organize them with tags
- Custom Templates
- Write Math Equations using LaTeX
- PDF Export
- Fullscreen distraction free note taking
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This is offered (to the developer) in the spirit of respect for your talents, however:
while this looks to be a worthwhile app, as always, we'd love it if developers who use the App Store would take a cue from other programmers, like Russell over at SweetP Productions (Cookie), and provide a demo which can be downloaded at the developers site, for trial, prior to purchase.
Mac developers have been doing this with their wares for some fifteen plus years, with great success I might add.
I know you guys are feeling the pinch in sales, because I have many developers confide this to me.
Take the hint: provide a test drive, before asking us to buy the car.
It's not the $1 here or the $4.99 there:
It's all of them added up over time that keeps many of us from availing ourselves of your programs, especially when we can't try them out first.
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