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TreeNotes

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The versatile information manager which can accommodate your notes of any kind. Sometimes the information you want to store isn't in a set format. That's when you need a free-form PIM program that's flexible enough to accommodate any kind of data. If your personal inf.

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  • Windows
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  2.  Personal Information Manager (PIM)
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  • Developed by

    US flagCoolUtils Development

  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Commercial product.

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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TreeNotes was added to AlternativeTo by jariellp on Aug 12, 2009 and this page was last updated Oct 8, 2018.
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What is TreeNotes?

The versatile information manager which can accommodate your notes of any kind. Sometimes the information you want to store isn't in a set format. That's when you need a free-form PIM program that's flexible enough to accommodate any kind of data. If your personal information fits into a traditional PIM program like a square peg in a round hole--and the data lends itself to being structured hierarchically--then you should definitely check out TreeNotes.

The program has the look and feel of Windows Explorer. A plus sign beside a data node indicates that additional information is available on lower levels. Double-clicking on a node expands or contracts the node's tree to include or exclude the next level of nodes.

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