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TreeDocs is content management system (requires J2EE application server, uses EJBs) with web-based user interface that allows user to easily store documents and notes in a tree. All records are written into database. Tested under JBoss.
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Modular Eclipse RCP application to store personal Information like Contacts, Passwords, Notes, ... Initially What? is not intended to share information over a network, but to keep all information in an in-memory-database.
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InfoPad is a utility to store short notes and other information. It includes a simple search function and is synchronizable over the internet. We are especially interested in making this software intuitive and easy to use.
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A desktop program to manage research notes and citations. Uses any browser as a front end to store data on a local database on your computer.
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A notebook program - written in Java - that is useful for keeping a notebook full of notes that are otherwise difficult to catagorize - especially notes that are needed only once in a while.
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ThunderNote let you write and manage your daily notes, it utilizes Java Swing and Microsoft Access Database.
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Athena is a light-weight PHP & MySQL note keeper for teachers and students to keep track of their research projects. It allows to add notes and resource references, and work on multiple projects at once. It's purpose is to keep related data grouped.
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pynotes is a wrapper around the Lotus Notes C Api that is needed to access Lotus Notes databases with Python. Other possibilities for this are the COM (windows only) and IIOP (Corba) bindings that can be used together with com/corba libraries for python.
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Application for sharing and storing recipes. Search for, post, add notes, rate, and print recipes using a Web interface. For use on a desktop or by multiple web users.
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Tk Tutorial: programs and (terse) notes on the Tk GUI toolkit, using Perl/Tk. Learn about references and anonymous arrays by using them. Use templates to build GUIs with menus, buttons, etc. Includes tips on tools, development.
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Boardstatus is a Web-CGI/Postgresql database to manage electronic prototypes, including butch lists, notes, and and parameters. Support for users with different authorizations is included.
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It is a servlet/JSP based web application to manage your research references and notes. There is also a public server for those who do not have their own servlet engines. The public server can be customized so that it act like your private one.
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My scriptures are stuffed full of "links", notes, highlights and pictures. This application will do the same via the web and as a group effort.
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Converts your exported LibraryThing library to iPod notes format. Once converted, you can drag the folder of files over to your iPod (the ones that support Notes) and browse your books by publisher, title or author. Written in Perl.
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Data Cards
A simple database program inspired by index cards.
Data Cards is a simple program for storing facts. It is a cross between the old Windows Cardfile program and Post-It Notes.
