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    VNote

    VNote

    A pleasant note-taking platform in native C++

    VNote is a Qt-based, free and open-source note-taking application, focusing on Markdown now. VNote is designed to provide a pleasant note-taking platform with excellent editing experience. VNote is NOT just a simple editor for Markdown. By providing note management, VNote makes taking notes in Markdown simpler. In the future, VNote will support more formats besides Markdown.
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    vnote

    vnote

    A pleasant note-taking platform.

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    VntConverter

    VntConverter

    Converts memo files in VNote format to text files and vice versa

    ...These text files can be modified as usual with an editor like Notepad++ (text files are written with UTF-8 encoding). Afterwards they can be converted back to memo (vnt, vNote) files again by VntConverter. The last step is to reimport them into the Memo App.
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