make "didn't then work"

@Dmitry

Thank you for the reply.

I'll be looking forward to MAS udpating your app.

BTW, you ought to provide contact information at your website. I went to your support page for Numi Lite, but found no way to email you/your company.

1. Numi handle all it content as plain text without additional attributes, so feel free to copy it content to or from any text file

2. Numeric notes allows to have separate documents for calculations, and export them to PDF. Numeric notes more suitable for business. (quotes, recalculations by template, etc)

3. Totals calculated by all lines right above it. Ensure you don't have blank lines before sum. Sure, you can handle subtotals: sum's that goes right after another sum has the same value.

Please visit documentation page that describes all possibilities in more details.

Thank you very much for the quick response, Apprium. (Your apps look very tasty.)

What I find very attractive in Numi, is the convenience of the quick status bar location of your calculations. However, the multiple documents capability of Numeric Notes makes it a hard choice between the two. I personally don't see why the "business" audience (as you describe it) of Numeric Notes wouldn't benefit as much as Numi's audience from the convenient status bar location.

FWIW, I think I'm someone who'd prefer Numeric Note's capabilities (which you touched upon in your 2nd answer), but also someone who's looking for the status bar convenience of Numi.

Here's a humble suggestion:

Consider the addition of Numi's status bar operation in Numeric Notes (not necessarily by replacing the 'normal documents' fashion, but by complementing it with this possibility).

Alternatively, consider adding Open/Save documents in Numi. (Copy/Pasting may not be worthwhile, working with different calculations.)

As it stands right now, I'd be disappointed with the lack of functionality in either of the two apps:

- Missing Open/Save if I go with Numi.
- Missing the snappy status bar convenience if I go with Numeric Notes.

Take this as constructive feedback. I personally think you have to re-architecture the models between the two, or skip one of them. (Easier said than done, I can understand, but those are my thoughts. I think I'll go with Numi, or both. Speaking of which, I assume you can transparently copy/paste calculations between these apps?)

Thanks for feedback, Henrik!

We have plans about Numi improvements in "several documents" way, but this feature still in draft, since we still analyze of using several documents within calculations. For now there is one option: use different calculations in the same document, since you have no limits on document size.