Outliner

[Assassin]

I've been reading up on a Palm application called Shadow Plan,

http://www.codejedi.com/shadowplan/about.html

is there a similar program for the Pocket PC

[Lex]

I used Streamliner until it appeared to go unsupported and it lost 2 hours of outlining notes during an important meeting.

I switched to List Pro and it outlines nicely and has several other useful features.

See: http://www.iliumsoft.com/site/lp/listpro.htm

[AnswerDude]

And here're a few freewares;
ADB Idea Library
http://www.happyjackroad.com/AtomicDB/pocketpc/ideaLibrary/idea.asp
Noterrific
http://www.sitosis.com/~rudis/
TOMBO
http://tombo.sourceforge.jp/En/

[Lex]

AnswerDude is ~almost~ as good as Google !

[Assassin]

AnswerDude is better than Google you don't get all the crap that google gives you.

cheers guys :cool:

[Assassin]

I forgot to say, I have been using ListPro since I bought the iPAQ. It has one huge let down for me and thats in its search capabilities.

I have a main file I use which is then spilt into sub files and folders containing additional data. If from the root I could enter a search string and it find all the matches for me it would be 100% what I was after. Sadly it doesn't and to perform a search you have to go into each section and repeat the search. Then when running a search it only takes you to the first instance and you have to find again to go on to the next one. I would want an answer table built showing all matches. Its great to organise your work, but once the data is inputted and even more important requirement is to be able to find it all again. If they sorted that out it would be a winning application for me.


{edit} found how to search multiple lists now in listpro. You have to open a file to get to the FIND menu but once in find you can tick to have the search performed on all other files. I don't understand why FIND isn't a menu option when your looking at the root of the lists, but at least I can now find things even if they are hidden away in sub lists.