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Mousing over any button in the toolbar displays tooltips that tell you what they do, which is cool.
Customizable layout: toolbars, shortcuts, and commands can be added or removed from the layout, with the option to create, save, and use multiple layouts. Common phrases: allows you to create frequently used word and phrases and quickly insert them into your text (right click on the toolbar > Notes > Notes Phrases). Also imports text files, CSV, HTML, RTF, RVF, DOC, and in fact the text from any file you point it at. Importing/exporting: imports notes from Keynote and Treepad. 
(See 2nd screenshot for search dialog and example results)
Searching: you can search within an individual note or across all tabs/trees. #Treedbnotes revisions portable#
Portable: uses no DLLs can create a portable version of itself on a USB (go to Tools > copy TreeDBNotes on a flash drive). It also has built-in styles that can be instantly applied (see ’Queue’, ’list of games’ and ’convert to PDF’ in the screenshot), as well as a styles editor that you can use to create and/or edit your own styles. Styles and icons: if you want to distinguish specific tabs or notes in the hierarchy TreeDBNotes comes with one of the largest (and nicest) icon collections that I have come across in a notes program, or you can actually use any image you like that you might browse to. (To bookmark: right click > insert > bookmark). Bookmarks, however, are anchors that can be used to jump to a specific location within the text, and are visible only within the tree/tab you are working with. You can create a favorite out of any note (folder or node in the tree structure) in order to jump to it from anywhere. Favorites and bookmarks: both can be accessed from the left hand pane (these are 2 different things). For some reason, though, when copying/pasting paragraphs from the internet that include images those images are not transferred (unless copied/pasted individually). Image support: images can be inserted into any page, or pasted from the clipboard. You can copy tables from a web page and paste straight into TreeDBNotes. Tables are easily created and manipulated through the right click menu in a very intuitive manner. Tables support: for HTML and Word tables. 
It also enables you to use TreeDBNotes as a versatile bookmark manager of sorts.
#Treedbnotes revisions free#
I am using this feature to link to web pages that I save locally using the free version of Local Website Archiver, and it works really well.
Links creation: this is one of the coolest features which is surprisingly absent in many freeware notes programs the ability to link to a URL (online or locally), link to another note or bookmark within TreeDBNotes, or link to a local file. Includes a nifty text manipulation tool that can change the case of selected text: uppercase/lowercase/first letter/first word. One feature I really like is the shrink/grow font by one point function, familiar to MS Word users. text styles, justification, bullets, sub-bullets, numbering, text and background colors, paragraph formatting etc). Rich text editing: the editing capability provided rivals that of any major word processor.(e.g. Trees/folders can be easily managed from the right click menu (moved around the tree or into another tree, copied/pasted, sorted alphabetically, etc). 
This is extremely important, as some notes programs only provide a single hierarchical folder option which can get very cumbersome to manage.
Organization: notes are organized two dimensionally in tabs and hierarchical folder trees. The new release is worth the wait to get straight to the point: if you are looking for a full-featured, sleek, well designed freeware hierarchical not-taking program, TreeDBNotes Free Edition is one of the best options around. Needless to say I was intrigued to find that the developer recently released an update, and very pleasantly surprised with how mature this program has become. I used this program as my primary hierarchical notes outliner more than a year ago but eventually abandoned it because it lacked some key features and languished without development for a long time. TreeDBNotes Free Edition is a hierarchical notes outliner program with a wide range of features, including organizing information in both tabs and tree structures, rich text editing, support for tables, images, and links, global search, and more.
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