CintaNotes is a Windows application for fast and convenient note taking. It can clip text from any application on a hot key, has a powerful tagging system and effective full-text search capability.
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Under review
Linking notes: Search by tag (and overall note content?) not just by words in title
I would like to search for a note to link to by searching for the note by its tag(s). So Shift+Alt+N then enter the first few characters and select.
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Under review
General ranges to filter by (prio, date, time, etc.)
First of all: I love CintaNotes; the GUI with its surface feeling, the stable way it works. Great!
When You work with this tool You get really quick the idea storing things there that are more dedicated to be stored in a knowledge base tool (exp. ultra recall; good but not far so good GUI and not updated).
To come a little more closer to this, I suggest implementing tag ranges.
Like a tag belongs to a parent tag (hierarchy of tags), it could belong to a range.
Programmers know ranges very well: they are called enumerations.
So, consider a tag enumeration group "A, B, C, D" which is a classical priorization from A to D (s. GTD).
I give each tag an order no. like A=1, B=2, C=3, D=4.
Please, this is an easy example with only 4 items; think about some more items;-)
Now, there are some ways to filter by enumeration: in the search bar by expressions and in the tag bar.
The search bar is easier to imagine; for the tag bar I suggest a right click on a tag "start here" and "until here", so that for example tags B to D are used in filtering.
This implementation itself could be helpful: select a tag by clicking first and last; but search in search bar would not work this way. Maybe using the shift key to select multiple elements at once like in an explorer.
The tag folder "prio" with "prio/A"-"prio/D" could itself have the property "enumeration".
A tag enumeration is not possible when filtering a date/time range; there are other suggestions for this.
Merging the ideas together would be nice.
(http://roadmap.cintanotes.com/topic/3387-search-for-date-ranges/)
I think complexity may be hard for this as some more things may to be thought about...
Thanks a lot for CintaNotes!
When You work with this tool You get really quick the idea storing things there that are more dedicated to be stored in a knowledge base tool (exp. ultra recall; good but not far so good GUI and not updated).
To come a little more closer to this, I suggest implementing tag ranges.
Like a tag belongs to a parent tag (hierarchy of tags), it could belong to a range.
Programmers know ranges very well: they are called enumerations.
So, consider a tag enumeration group "A, B, C, D" which is a classical priorization from A to D (s. GTD).
I give each tag an order no. like A=1, B=2, C=3, D=4.
Please, this is an easy example with only 4 items; think about some more items;-)
Now, there are some ways to filter by enumeration: in the search bar by expressions and in the tag bar.
The search bar is easier to imagine; for the tag bar I suggest a right click on a tag "start here" and "until here", so that for example tags B to D are used in filtering.
This implementation itself could be helpful: select a tag by clicking first and last; but search in search bar would not work this way. Maybe using the shift key to select multiple elements at once like in an explorer.
The tag folder "prio" with "prio/A"-"prio/D" could itself have the property "enumeration".
A tag enumeration is not possible when filtering a date/time range; there are other suggestions for this.
Merging the ideas together would be nice.
(http://roadmap.cintanotes.com/topic/3387-search-for-date-ranges/)
I think complexity may be hard for this as some more things may to be thought about...
Thanks a lot for CintaNotes!
+11
Planned
Multi-Level Lists
As per the following thread, CN does not support multi-level lists without a messy workaround. This would be a nice addition.
http://cintanotes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1913
http://cintanotes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1913
+1
Under review
Recognise URLs without http
This may already be in the roadmap, but I couldn't find it. Currently CN only recognises www URL's if they include the http:// at the front - so if you just type www.example.com for instance, CN won't recognise it as a URL. Would be nice if CN would recognise URLs without the http:// as a valid link.
Answer
Alex Jenter
10 years ago
Hi Chris,
Thomas is right - you can assign the URL manually. In the past CN recognized even 'cintanotes.com' as the URL, but this lead to a lot of problems. Since 'www' is nowadays seen as a rudiment, I see no compelling reason to implement this asap. But of course all will depend on number of votes!
Thomas is right - you can assign the URL manually. In the past CN recognized even 'cintanotes.com' as the URL, but this lead to a lot of problems. Since 'www' is nowadays seen as a rudiment, I see no compelling reason to implement this asap. But of course all will depend on number of votes!
+1
Under review
Add connector to Synology Note Station
Please add a connector for synology note station.
+2
Under review
Natural Sorting for Title
CN does not yet have an option for natural sorting for numbers in the title field. eg
Note 1
Note 2
Note 10
CN will sort these like so:
Note 1
Note 10
Note 2
Natural sorting would be:
Note 1
Note 2
Note 10
Windows itself defaults to natural sorting now, and I think CN should as well.
Note 1
Note 2
Note 10
CN will sort these like so:
Note 1
Note 10
Note 2
Natural sorting would be:
Note 1
Note 2
Note 10
Windows itself defaults to natural sorting now, and I think CN should as well.
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