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Re: Simple knowledge/note-taking/database system?

From: Andrew Schulman <andrex@--------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 1/5/2005 9:09:00 AM
> Does anyone know a simple graphical program to handle simple
> documents, such as notes, short lists of items or small databases? A
> parsable format (e.g. XML) for file storage would be good.

There are lots of little heirarchical note-storing programs.  Treepad, 
Treeline (my current favorite), Tuxcards, and Knowit come to mind.  Most 
of these also have Windows versions, which is helpful if you need to 
work on both platforms.  All of the above are free-form; they'll store 
images and text in each node, but not databases.  Hidam 
(http://hidam.sourceforge.net) seems promising in offering a combination 
of free text and data in each node, but it's alpha quality and 
developing very slowly.

Good luck,
Andrew.

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