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Are you drowning in stickies? Is your desktop cluttered with files? Circus Ponies NoteBook is the award-winning application that helps Mac users manage all those bits of information that lack a good home: from the notes, clippings, and to dos of your life to the e-mails, diagrams and spreadsheets of that important project. Create electronic notebooks, with sections and subsections, to hold it all. Add notes and other text. Drag in files and folders. "Clip" selections without leaving the application you're working in. Annotate your information with diagrams and sketches, highlighting and keywords, even voice recordings. Find anything instantly using NoteBook's patented Multidex(TM). Then share your Notebooks as PDF, or publish as websites via your MobileMe account.
What's new in this version:
The NoteBook 3.0 v368 update includes several bug fixes.
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This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
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Download the Users Manual - Version: 3.0 (v368), 1/16/2010 08:50AM PST
ayebooker
For this or any other VT application download, consider first downloading the application's user manual from the developer's website. Then one can get a good idea of what it will be to learn the program and use it.
So what's changed? Nothing...again - Version: 3.0 (v368), 12/15/2009 02:07PM PST
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summerstormpictures
It doesn't take but a moment to type out a couple words on exactly what bugs or whatnot were fixed. I see nothing different or improved in this latest v368 release. It's still a jumbled and confused mess of features that seem to want to hid from you. The tabs still "forget" to "forget" and who knows what else still lurks.
To the developers: The design and simplicity intended is inspired, but the execution is not. Any user relying on intuition learned from being a Mac user for any length of time is going to get lost in my opinion. Nothing is where it should be and the simplest of things takes too long to do. It's almost like the developers never used a Mac before. To me, this reminds me of WordPerfect's first foray into the Mac environment way back in the last century.
Also, the long intervening months between these little updates brings visions to my mind of a bunch of developers putting their hands up to their eyes hoping the real underlying problems with this software will just go away and that people will get tired of complaining and that no efforts toward a ground-up reboot is necessary.
Once again, Notebook goes back to the attic to gather dust, and once again, I am forced back to Microsoft Word to maintain any productivity whatsoever.
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- Version: 3.0 (v366), 11/3/2009 05:24PM PST
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smithgregory1_dotmac
I have been using Notebook since 1.0. I have relied on it daily for organization, daily journals, and anything that I have needed to encrypt. In all this time it has never let me down. It's one of the very first apps I install on a Mac and one I could not do without.
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