Filed under: Text, Productivity, Freeware
Portable CintaNotes saves text clippings from any app
There are plenty of fancy notebook applications out there. If you're just looking for a simple way to store text clippings, CintaNotes is worth a look.
Highlight text in any application and press control+F12, and CintaNotes automatically captures it and adds the application window's title. Once a clip has been added, you can enter tags, edit the title or text, and add a URL. Links are automatically added when you clip from a supported web browser. Hotkeys to add a new note, clip, and show/hide the main window can be customized.
The app's built-in search is extremely flexible and allows searching by date, title, text, tags, url. It also supports find-as-you-type.
CintaNotes is a free download, and is available as both an installer and a portable application.
Highlight text in any application and press control+F12, and CintaNotes automatically captures it and adds the application window's title. Once a clip has been added, you can enter tags, edit the title or text, and add a URL. Links are automatically added when you clip from a supported web browser. Hotkeys to add a new note, clip, and show/hide the main window can be customized.
The app's built-in search is extremely flexible and allows searching by date, title, text, tags, url. It also supports find-as-you-type.
CintaNotes is a free download, and is available as both an installer and a portable application.
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Alcadema said 9:54PM on 2-03-2009
First grabbed this a couple of weeks ago. Much simpler than most of the note-taking apps with similar styles, but in this case, the simplicity makes it easy to work with and quick to use. It's a keeper.
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