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WikiNotes 1.1

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Developer
Michael Biebl

A Wiki as a native application. Take notes, link and organize your thoughts.

Features

rich text editing
automatic link creation
include images & pdfs
spotlight integration
html-export
iPod-export

Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later

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wolframite commented on 29 May 2012

"No longer available" according to the developer site.

[Version 1.1]

zazzle reviewed on 23 May 2007

excellent alternative to voodoopad. not only is it free, but it's open source. hopefully somebody will adopt this orphaned project.

[Version 1.1]

Isaac Newton commented on 05 Dec 2005

Fantastic app! I'd like to be able to rename pages, apart from that this sure beats lots of rtf files.

[Version 1.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 12 Nov 2005

I've just played with this app, and I'm starting to like it already. It's simple to use, intuitive, and functional for a first release. However, I would like an option to turn off automatic linking for "CAPITAL" words. To clarify, I like how CamelCase words can become links, but I find myself using all-capitals sometimes (acronyms, for example) and I find that these are also highlighted as potential links. If there is already an option for this, then forgive my ignorance. :) Nice, solid release. I also use VoodooPad lite, but this looks like a promising alternative. Plus it's free. Keep up the good work! I'll look forward to the upcoming releases.

[Version 1.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 03 Nov 2005

What I really want is something that will convert between RTF and WikiMedia format, so I can import and export from other wikis.

[Version 1.0]

amnesic commented on 03 Nov 2005

I'm long date user of a product similar : VoodooPad.
It's a great product but the fact that you Open the source code of your WikiNotes is really great stuff and a big advantage for me.

Are your interesting to add the capability to sync with ".Mac" ? (if you need help for this I'll be happy to participate)

Any thanks for this great piece of code.

[Version 1.0]

Anonymous reviewed on 03 Nov 2005

I'm really liking this so far.

The fact that it has the power of the wiki and the simlicity of a text file is very attractive.

Right now, just one suggestion: a shortcut key to link files. Perhaps Command-L?

[Version 1.0]

Anonymous reviewed on 03 Nov 2005

A very interesting app. Has great potential. Some features I would like to have:

- Automatic detection of non-camel-case-links, when such pages have been manually created
- Possibility to create links to Internet-Urls and local documents (per drag-and-drop)
- Maybe Import-Filters for VoodoPad documents (they are plist-docs)
- I noticed, that data is stored in a sqlite-database. As the content of pages is stored in binary format, it could addionally stored as clear text - or generally speaking, there could be a web-based future, for collaborative work. Just an idea ...

[Version 1.0]

Anonymous reviewed on 03 Nov 2005

It's nice. A few suggestions though:
• I want to make links out of phrases with spaces. People's names tend to have spaces in them. This arbitrary rule is very disruptive to the creative process.
• command-[ should go back.

Bugs:
• when the last word is a link and it is selected, clicking anywhere below it follows that link.
• following a virgin link (red) and exiting without making any edits to that new document marks the link as... um... deflowered (blue).
• history doesn't show document history or any version information. It appears to be hooked into the navigation functions like a straight web browser.

This has a LOT of potential. I was torturing myself by trying to install Mediawiki for personal notetaking. Then I discovered I needed to install a beta version of MySQL, upgrade PHP, and install a whole new instance of Apache. However, if that's the only way I can get version control, I suppose I'll have to persevere. Good practice. Where do I make my notes though?

[Version 1.0]

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