SkinkHunt Notes
Drag & drop note pad organizer
Version: 3.0.4
Why the hype?
Feedback Type: Review
Contributed by: Luhmann Tuesday, June 17 2003 @ 10:28 AM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: One Day
I don't understand the rave reviews. First of all, I don't like programs that only will work in the root Applications folder. This is just bad programming, it is easy enough to make it work anywhere. Secondly, it is slow. Third, I don't understand why it has two kinds of items. With imported files they can be opened and edited in a third-party app, like Tex-Edit which is nice, but then there are also notes which are only used internal to this app. Switching between an RTF file and a note is a one-way conversion. I find it strange to have some notes in one format and others stored in another. Personally, I am eagerly awaiting the new release of Hog Bay Notebook which is much much better - but till then I'm using Note Pad Deluxe.
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Why the hype? - ncianca
I'm not sure why Luhmann has given SkinkHunt Notes such a low rating and compares it to a program that isn't even available yet. I keep my copy of Notes in a subfolder of the Applications folder, and everything works just peachy, including services.Thursday, June 19 2003 @ 12:49 PM PDT
Why the hype? - Steve Harris
Luhmann should do his research and learn Mac OS X - Notes will work anywhere but only when apps are placed in the Applications folders do the system services work. Apple recommends you place all apps in the Applications folder for Mac OS X to work properly with these apps, not the other way around - this is not Mac OS 9.Secondly, there are not two kinds of notes, you have editable notes and previews of "attached" files that you may not want Notes to edit, since Notes can't save HTML documents, and doesn't save RTF quite the same way as Word or AppleWorks due to stuff in the underlying Cocoa text handling system.
Steve Harris, SkinkHunt Software
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Tuesday, June 17 2003 @ 12:28 PM PDT