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DESCRIPTION
Circus Ponies NoteBook helps you keep track of photos, e-mails, graphics, documents. Create project journals, directories, or portfolios. Clip images, e-mails, and news stories. Add formatted, searchable notes. Find anything using NoteBook's patented indexing technology.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.1v268:
  • Fixed a problem introduced in v266 where clipping attachments would sometimes cause NoteBook to behave incorrectly.
  • Fixed a bug related to drawing Cornell Note Taking pages.
  • Fixed a bug where attachments in Media Frames did not print in high-resolution.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3 or later, Demo registration required.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Circus Ponies Software, Inc.
Downloads:32,132
  - Version d/l:691
Utilities:File Management
License:Demo
Date:06 May 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$49.95
RATING
****½
Circus Ponies NoteBook User Reviews (67 posts)Write A Review
May 10 2008
*****

TEXASSTARGAZER  Excellent, Excellent, Excellent!!! I've worked as a Programmer/Analyst for over 10 years and this is one of the best designed, well thought-out, applications I have seen. Hats off to the developer, GREAT job.  (Version 2.1v268)

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May 6 2008

JAZZADDICT  I think there has been a lack of innovation with CPN since I first purchased it a year ago. I've since moved to spreading what I did in CPN across a few different .apps, (OmniFocus, OmniOutliner, Together, and soon possibly Leap.) I think CPN has been slow to introduce Leopard technologies. Where's the Quicklook plugin? iChat theater integration? Core animation? System wide note and todo integration? Improved ical support (slow and buggy for me)? Anything? Do something with Leopard! Please! :-)

Also there are a lot of things I think Notebook has had to improve on for awhile. Better keywording (tagging) implementation. More 'Tiger like' quick instant search without distracting you from what your doing. I've seen lot's of requested features in the forum from seasoned users that I really wish were implemented. Development seems too incremental IMHO.

Nevertheless, CPN is still one of the best .apps for the Mac. Let's hope it pushes forward.  (Version 2.1v268)

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May 6 2008

MDOGNRDOG  These sorts of information manager applications are very personal choices, I think. For me, the programs that enforce a page or outline model are not what I want. I prefer products like Yojimbo and DevonThink that operate on a file model.

That being said, Circus Ponies has made a very, very good product for those who like the page model.

There's one feature that's so good, I almost decided to go with Notebook anyway: the "clipping services" allow you to set up a page in any given notebook where you can dump any idea you find from any Services-aware application (get on the ball, Firefox!), and then circle around later to that page and put the stuff where it belongs. It's a great, great feature that every other information manager should steal.  (Version 2.1v268)

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Oct 11 2007

BOSX  Default "Alphabetize" sort for cell, does not work now -- however, "Reverse Alphabetize" does, and so do the others. Also, any news on major updates would be most appreciated -- with the new Leopard coming soon and all. Also any chance at getting NoteBook data on iPhone?  (Version 2.1v259)

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