Scrapbook -> Personal Informations Manager (PIM) Starter
Scrapbook 2.20 (Entwickler: Eric Nitzsche - USA)
DD: Oct 2008 - ca. 277 KB - Englisch - Portable Standalone - Freeware
OS: Windows
HP: http://www.scrapbook.enware.info
DL: http://www.scrapbook.enware.info
SS: http://www.scrapbook.enware.info/sb2_screenshot.png
Unicode Personal Informationsmanager und Textsammler in einer Art Karteikastensystem.
Eine Übersicht zeigt alle Karten an, die bereits existieren, zudem ist eine Suchfunktion integriert.
Aus Scrapbook heraus können auch Programme und Links gestartet werden. Mehrere Scrapbooks können
zu einem Scrapbook zusammengeführt werden.
suchen finden :::> dadada Notizen speichern
ScrapBook is a freeware, unstructured database program that holds chunks of text. ScrapBook is a text database that organizes text data of all kinds. It can be used equally well as an address book, to-do list, web bookmark list, start menu replacement, source code pool, or a collection of random bits of information. ScrapBook databases are organized into cards, which are analogous to pages in a book. Each card contains text data, and uses the first line of text as an index. All or some of the card indexes can be viewed together as a list, then perused and edited. ScrapBook is meant to be simple to use. To get up and running quicky, test all the buttons and try using hot keys. Use the Tab key to switch between the "Find" control and the text editor. To create a new card, press Alt+N . Press Alt+D to delete a card. Cards can also be deleted in the list view or several cards deleted at a time by clearing all tags (Ctrl+U), tagging the desired cards, then executing Tag->Delete Tagged. To find a card, enter a search string in the "Find" control and press Enter. To navigate the database, press Ctrl+PgUp or Ctrl+PgDn . To see a list view of the database, press Alt+L, F2, , Ctrl+Enter, , or Ctrl+T. After you get up and running, use Alt+PgUp or Alt+PgDn to shift cards up or down in the database, and Ctrl+Space to tag cards. Whenever you save a ScrapBook file, the last version of the file (if any), is renamed with a .bak extension. It can be opened like any other ScrapBook data file, though it's recommended that the file be renamed with a .bk2 extension first. ScrapBook is portable and registry green (unless deliberately requested by the user). __________________________________________________________________________________________