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SOHO Notes is the premier digital note-taking application for Macintosh. Use it to capture, organize, and share all of your personal and workgroup information. It can store rich text, PDF's, images, files, movies, audio, bookmarks, and web archives. Synchronize notes between multiple computers, iPod's, and Palm handhelds. SOHO Notes is as equally suitable for the sole proprietor with a single computer as the small business with a few dozen networked computers. This all new note manager is based on a commercial database engine for high-performance and reliability.
Its client/server design makes SOHO Notes ideal for anything that needs to be shared such as meeting notes, confidential company documents, employee handbooks, approved company artwork and logos, product plans, marketing campaign documents, etc. Sharing notes is easy with its manageable user access privileges.
Its client/server design makes SOHO Notes ideal for anything that needs to be shared such as meeting notes, confidential company documents, employee handbooks, approved company artwork and logos, product plans, marketing campaign documents, etc. Sharing notes is easy with its manageable user access privileges.
What's new in this version:
- Added a "No Date" option for the header when printing note(s)
- Fixed an issue with form notes that would cause SOHO Notes to not launch properly
- Fixed problem when editing the title of Journal and Daily notes that caused the title to disappear temporarily
- Fixed problem that would cause the viewer window to disappear after assigning a tag to multiple notes
- Includes OpenBase 10.0.10 which includes several key improvements
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.5.2 or later
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- Version: 7.0.2, 4/29/2008 02:57AM PST
(2 of 2 users found this comment useful)
the Helix
No more multi clipboard - Version: 7.0.2, 4/28/2008 10:22AM PST
kayel
Why did they remove the clipboard function from DockNote?
Great improvements, high price, destructive SOHO Sync - Version: 7.0.1, 4/27/2008 06:59PM PST
ImranAnwar
Some great additions in this version, though the upgrade price may be 60% of full price, come on folks, $25 is not much for a product running off a commercial strength database engine, OpenBase.
What is a DISASTER is SOHO Sync. I already run a program based on OpenBase called DayLite. DayLite is pretty expensive and very complex. It had great potential but if you want to sync any significant number of contacts from that expensive program with FREE Address Book on Mac OS, it is the expensive DayLite that crashes EVERY time you try to sync more than 1000-2000 contacts. (I have 6000 in Address Book and it runs fine!)
Anyway, it took me MONTHS to slowly synch my 6000 AddressBook contacts with DayLite by slowly building the Sync Contacts list. All was well and then foolishly I clicked on SOHO Sync in Notes and disasters one after the other.
Among MANY destructive things I saw happen after clicking that NOTES Sync button...
- permissions on Unix executables deep within OS X got corrupted preventing even previously working iCal from synching with iSync/Truth/.Mac ,
- Despite my picking iCal and AddressBook for EVERY conflict Conflict Catcher reported for NOTES, when all was said and done, it had forced 1200 duplicates into my Address Book.
- Even worse, it inserted text "other as email address in nearly 3000 records. So, 3000 contacts had their own correct email addresses, and then one more just "other". I had get help on .Mac and someone kindly wrote me an AppleScript to manually run and delete the 3000 "other" text entries.
- EVERY time I made a change to a contact card, there goes the hard disk, with Activity Monitor showing SOHO Sync running thousands of operations over and over, hogging the CPU.
- Have spent the whole weekend getting Address Book and iCal to be FULLY in synch with just NOTES. When it looked like it was finally stable - I clicked on .Mac to sync and.... I went for a long walk. Came back. According to Synrospector app, iCal .Mac sync was cancelled. Checked the logs and found it happened at exactly the same moment when a SECOND SOHO Sync instance ran, reported it had found SOHO Sync already running and stopped. But, Activity Monitor shows that it actually killed the .Mac iCal operation and SOHO SINK is still running.
What an ugly "feature". Again, I am not cursing the whole program for this evil annoyance, but, what a waste of time and energy, CPU cycles and hard disk revs.
Imran
What is a DISASTER is SOHO Sync. I already run a program based on OpenBase called DayLite. DayLite is pretty expensive and very complex. It had great potential but if you want to sync any significant number of contacts from that expensive program with FREE Address Book on Mac OS, it is the expensive DayLite that crashes EVERY time you try to sync more than 1000-2000 contacts. (I have 6000 in Address Book and it runs fine!)
Anyway, it took me MONTHS to slowly synch my 6000 AddressBook contacts with DayLite by slowly building the Sync Contacts list. All was well and then foolishly I clicked on SOHO Sync in Notes and disasters one after the other.
Among MANY destructive things I saw happen after clicking that NOTES Sync button...
- permissions on Unix executables deep within OS X got corrupted preventing even previously working iCal from synching with iSync/Truth/.Mac ,
- Despite my picking iCal and AddressBook for EVERY conflict Conflict Catcher reported for NOTES, when all was said and done, it had forced 1200 duplicates into my Address Book.
- Even worse, it inserted text "other as email address in nearly 3000 records. So, 3000 contacts had their own correct email addresses, and then one more just "other". I had get help on .Mac and someone kindly wrote me an AppleScript to manually run and delete the 3000 "other" text entries.
- EVERY time I made a change to a contact card, there goes the hard disk, with Activity Monitor showing SOHO Sync running thousands of operations over and over, hogging the CPU.
- Have spent the whole weekend getting Address Book and iCal to be FULLY in synch with just NOTES. When it looked like it was finally stable - I clicked on .Mac to sync and.... I went for a long walk. Came back. According to Synrospector app, iCal .Mac sync was cancelled. Checked the logs and found it happened at exactly the same moment when a SECOND SOHO Sync instance ran, reported it had found SOHO Sync already running and stopped. But, Activity Monitor shows that it actually killed the .Mac iCal operation and SOHO SINK is still running.
What an ugly "feature". Again, I am not cursing the whole program for this evil annoyance, but, what a waste of time and energy, CPU cycles and hard disk revs.
Imran
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- Great improvements, high price, destructive SOHO Sync
The global search function is inaccurate and is unable to locate data that is clearly within its own database. Linked to this is the password function which is temperamental and complicated to actuate.
Tons of features which are redundant. Moreover, most of the features do not even work properly or consistently. This app. is a total disaster and is not even a shadow of what Sticky Brain was.
Two thumbs way down!
p.s. Charging 60% of the price to upgrade is just insult to injury for those who have stuck with this app since its inception. Time to jump ship.