AceText is a smart software tool that simplifies working with text by enabling you to store, manage, edit and reuse text from a central location.
Cost / License
- Paid
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Windows
United Kingdom



Leanote has been discontinued. Similar apps include Raindrop.io, which has a free version. Other options are Notesnook, Zim, Trilium Notes and CherryTree. There's no shortage of Note-taking Tools like Leanote, with more than 100 alternatives for Windows, Mac, the web, Linux and iPhone.
AceText is a smart software tool that simplifies working with text by enabling you to store, manage, edit and reuse text from a central location.



ThinkingRock open source and multi-platform software for Getting Things Done - the stress-free productivity methodology and international best selling book by David Allan. [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done ]



Forensic Notes - Digital documents are easy to fabricate, lose or get hacked. Take you digital documentation into the 21st century with Forensic Notes. Secure. Private. Credible.
Court-verifiable documentation - Replicates paper notebooks.






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recordando (Spanish for remembering) is a program in which to keep your written thoughts



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Most information entered into your computer notepad is copied and pasted from somewhere. With QuotePad, you can do it with maximum efficiency: just select some text in any application, press Ctrl+Shift+Q and the selected text will be saved to QuotePad together with the URL of...
