TinyPad

TinyPad



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take notes and optionally share them online TinyPad is a small notepad for maintaining and archiving personal notes. The program works like a small word processor but instead of saving your notes as individual files, each note is created as new tab (called "Pad"), keeping all your notes easily accessible. You can enhance your notes with standard text formatting features (font, color, bold etc.) and also create bulleted lists or paste images into your notes. You can manage the number of note pads by archiving older pads, which will hide them from view or you can delete the pads that are no longer needed. If you want to share a note with friends, TinyPad can optionally post it to your Twitter or share it on the web via SharedNote.com Other features include customizable interface styles, extensive support for keyboard shortcuts and printing of notes. Copyright Snapfiles.com

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Publisher TinyPad.com Price Free
Version 3.0 Last updated Jun 18, 2012
File Size 1.34 Mb Requirements None

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A good product but needs some work 3 stars by sgodlovitch496 Jun 23, 2012 (Read all my 2 reviews)
This can become a very solid light notepad replacement once a few of its unreliable features are seen to. In my case, the left-hand side screen activation feature does not operate consistently. Sometimes it works; at others, it doesn't. Occasionally when Tinypad is started from a desktop icon, it will create an icon in the taskbar, but will not open on the desktop. Occasionally when the screen activation feature is otherwise functional, Tinypad will not display in the forescreen over an existing application; e.g., Firefox. I can't say whether my experiences have been had by others. So much depends on the way Tinypad behaves when other applications are running. show Review details
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