Export to Evernote format
make .db (database) compatibile with any linux note manager (Tomboy,BasKet, Evernote or anything else) or
export to file, which supports by some linux note mngrs? (posted by soap_dna)
Possibility of grouping several tags with parentheses
E.g. a note about a chess game could be tagged like this: "(player/Jack_Jackson color/white) (player/Ben_Benson color/black)"
And, obviously, when two (or more) tags belonging to different parenthesized groups are highlighted in the sidebar (e.g. "player/Jack_Jackson" and "color/black"), then the note shouldn't be displayed.
Comparing two notes using an external tool (like Araxis Merge, Beyond Compare, etc.)
Choosing a section for new note in the note window
Ability to choose the Section, in which the new note should be stored, directly in the Note-window, i.e. in a similar way as when I choose the Tags (just by tiping a few letters in a box below "Tags:".
Allow Сtrl+U not to display the tag sidebar
In untagged notes, please allow an option for Ctrl+U to not display the tag-sidebar. This will allow full easy keyboard operation without using the mouse.
Option to always sort tag names by their full names in note preview
(Source: ru-board, rsuan)
Enhance clipping shortcut Ctrl+F12
1. When Ctrl+F12 is pressed copy the window title to the clipboard. If any
text is selected add this to the clipboard. If an url is available also
add it to the clipboard.
2. Add an option to only copy to the clipboard or create a new note with the clipboard information for backward compatibility.
Create text as paragraph
Add CintaNotes logo to the About box
(http://cintanotes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=550)
Allow URL to contain commata
Show a wrap symbol
The loss of information at the merging of notes.
Scripts merger notes:
• remove the header for general note, then sequentially inserted the title, body, and link
• leave the title of a first note, then sequentially inserted title, body, and a link (now link is lost)
"Show similarly tagged" command on Ctrl+BkSp
thus implementing the "show all similarly tagged" command.
In the tag-renaming dialog, ESC is CANCEL, while in the note-editing dialog, ESC is OK.
Please unify them.
Add connector to Synology Note Station
Display remarks in notes list
Use of CintaNotes as a powerful long-text writing tool
The first 5 functions are applied in the view mode. These functions change only the creation-date-and-time of notes to which they are applied. They do not change the content (text, title, tags, and so on) of these notes except creation-date-and-time. The seventh function <merge> handling with text blocks has already been included in CintaNotes.
The function <insert before> inserts a new note "before" the current note. "Before" means that
creation-date-and-time of the new note = creation-date-and-time of the current note - 1 second.
The function <insert after> inserts a new note "after" the current note. "After" means that
creation-date-and-time of the new note = creation-date-and-time of the current note + 1 second.
The function <move before> moves the current note "before" the target-note. The target-note is chosen after calling this function from the context menu.
The function <move after> moves the current note "after" the target-note. The target-note is chosen after calling this function from the context menu.
The function <exchange> "exchange" two chosen notes. "Exchange" means that creation-date-and-time of these notes are exchanged.
The sixth function <split> is applied in the edit mode. It splits the edited note into two ones at the cursor location. The first note has the same creation-date-and-time as the edited note. The second note is placed "after" the first note. The texts of these notes are first and second parts of the text of the edited note, respectively. The content (title, tags, and so on) of these notes except text and creation date-and-time coincides with the content of the edited note.
The functions <move before> and <move after> can be applied to a group of notes. For example, for three notes Note1, Note2, Note3 (ordered by creation-date-and-time) we obtain:
for the function <move before>:
creation-date-and-time of Note1 = creation-date-and-time of the target-note - 3 second
creation-date-and-time of Note2 = creation-date-and-time of the target-note - 2 second
creation-date-and-time of Note3 = creation-date-and-time of the target-note - 1 second
for the function <move after>:
creation-date-and-time of Note1 = creation-date-and-time of the target-note + 1 second
creation-date-and-time of Note2 = creation-date-and-time of the target-note + 2 second
creation-date-and-time of Note3 = creation-date-and-time of the target-note + 3 second
I think that implementation complexity of these functions is easy.
Option to export notes without Created and Modified Dates
Export note's link to HTML Web-page (optional)
Dynamic sections based on "search"
as currently Cintanote didn't have the following functions:
1) saved search: which is easier to locate the search we regular check, this is more effective than search history, and more details than find stuff by tags only.
2) shows the tags based on selected notes. which is the tag > note reversion, which some case is quite useful, as: find what's most tagged notes in current month...
but I think one thing can rule this all, that's what I called "Dynamic Section", this based searching, and save the searching as section.
what do you think? hope that's not very hard to Implemented in Cintanote.
Thanks.
Program fails to respond to rapid mousewheel events
When scrolling the notes list, mousewheel events that occur above a certain rate (such as those sent by many Logitech mice with "frictionless" scroll wheels) appear to be thrown out by the program wholesale. They aren't even capped to a certain number per second—it is possible for the program to fail to register a single event from the start of the movement until the wheel slows down enough to begin to register.
This is frustrating, and damaging to the user experience for those it affects.
Customer support service by UserEcho