Re: Are you considering to create a onenote-like program?

On 03.05.2011 09:19, Alexandro Colorado wrote:
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> On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 8:44 PM, Nguyen Ngoc Quoc Thuan
> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
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>     Dear Open Office,
>
>     I'm a Windows user and I'm about to change to linux. The one that I
>     appreciate Linux community very much that it is free, and the Linux
>     programmers do the jobs just for contribution to people.
>
>     I'm now trying Ubuntu Linux and Open Office too. I think these
>     features in Windows is valuable for me and it's very good if I can
>     find it on Linux too:
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>          - In Office 2010, I can create a document with a table of
>     content, then I save it to pdf format, the table of content of the
>     document become the bookmarks of the converted pdf document. It's
>     very useful when I want to publish my document to others.
>          - Microsoft also have created an excellent program - onenote.
>     With that application, I can easily takes notes and organize it to
>     groups.
>
>     Open Office have 2 version: for windows and Linux. So, I can start
>     using it on Windows and when I change to Linux, I can reuse the
>     documents that I created. It's good for users like me who is new to
>     Linux.
>
>     Thank you for reading.
>
>
> Linux users already have a solution called Basket:
> http://basket.kde.org/

I use a platform independent and browser based "note book" that lets me 
easily share my notes through several platforms and computers:

http://www.tiddlywiki.com/

Highly recommended.

Regards,
Mathias

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