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T.N.T. (The Note Taker) is a nifty program written in Visual Basic to help the user take simple notes and save them in a text file. Multiple text boxes make it an easy and convinient way to take notes or just jot down thoughts.
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A Java note taking application using multiple formats for the storing of notes. Notes are stored in a structure notebook. Features a JSP, Swing and CLI front-ends. Enables multiple users to use over a network.
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Notedown is a note taking application. It allows you to store any number of notes in a single place without the need to open or save changes and supports full Rich-text highlighting, graphics, drag-and-drop, searching, note categories and note-linking.
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Cournal
Cournal is a collaborative note taking and journal application using a
Cournal allows multiple users to annotate PDF files in real-time. The goal of this project is a full featured note taking application (like Xournal or Windows Journal), which allows multiple people to collaborate (like Gobby).
