StoneNotes
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 Screenshot of 1.2 Stable release |
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| Developed by | Isaac Raway |
| Latest release | 1.2 (Stable) / March 3, 2006 |
| OS | Microsoft Windows |
| Genre | Personal wiki |
| License | [Commercial] |
| Website | stonenotes.com |
StoneNotes is a commercial Windows personal wiki system. StoneNote's core concept is an intuitive linking interface: simply double click any word to create a new note with that title and link to it. This requires the use of CamelCase, as is the case in many wiki packages.
[edit] Technology
StoneNotes uses SQLite as its database engine, allowing it to use a single file database to contain all content for a NoteStore. This also allows third parties to write extension software to edit the NoteStore database at a low level. Upcoming versions will have additional developer support making low level access unnecessary, but it is always available.
[edit] Features
- OLE support for embedding files and images
- Namespace organization
- Tags
- Spell checker
- Backlink-like search - called "What links here?" in StoneNotes
- Tree based visualizer to view namespaces
- Plugin system
- Ability to launch multiple copies of StoneNotes with different databases (command line switch)
- Database files have explorer association to open them by double clicking
[edit] External links
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