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Notes Keeper
A program for saving and organizing notes
...Do you like to have all your notes with you. Then you need Notes Keeper. A program for saving and organizing notes Notes Keeper will let you create notes, format them in all ways. You can add files, images, text and very basic tables to the notes. Change sentences/words cases and lock them from other people. Organize your notes with folders and tree. After you finish export your note(s) to a text file or rtf file, print it from your printer, or send it as email or attachment to you family or friends. Its free. Not like any other note taking software. ... -
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WiseNotes
A Wiki for tracking notes - simple and easy!
*** NOTE *** There seems to be some problems in Windows 10. This should be fixed by going to the WiseTech\WiseNotes folder in the x86 prog files and running wisenotes.exe as admin. Update - 8-16-2016: You can now delete old notes and categories plus you can search notes by name! I work in IT and most of my jobs I've worked at have always had a generous learning curve and not only because IT can be difficult at times. Often times, its because documentation is lacking or is poorly organized. ...
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