VoodooPad Lite - 3.5.2hypertext/wiki note pad: iPod note export, more |
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No pasting from other applications - Version: 2.5.4, 5/16/2006 02:58AM PST
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ktzrMost Recent Replies: View All 1 Replies
- No pasting from other applications
Spectacular Little Program 



- Version: 2.5.3, 1/30/2006 06:36PM PST
(4 of 4 users found this comment useful)
zappertechWhy ? Because it's exceptionally easy to understand and begin using. Since it's based on the idea of hyperlinks, anyone who uses the web allready knows the concept behind Voodoopad. Also, so far at least, it has proven fast AND reliable.
Simple, robust, well-made and FREE ! (though I will certainly upgrade to the full version as this is a program I will use for a long time).
Try it and you will be happy!
It's just so damn useful 



- Version: 2.5, 12/7/2005 03:43AM PST
(3 of 3 users found this comment useful)
captainpoveyNow they go straight into VoodooPad and are actually useful and easy to find.
For example, I have slowly but surely built up a step by step guide to all the things I have to do to my machine when I clean install the OS (such as configuring PHP, mySQL, Postfix) etc. with all the instructions and notes organised into neat categories.
I just started to use this little app (the free version), and it seems very nice. However, it seems it is not possible to copy text in another application (TextEdit for example) and to paste it in VoodooPad Lite... This makes this app that could be great not so efficient...