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2010-02-19
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#281
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Originally Posted by ofels
Tried it but I can't let my iPhoned colleagues see it - it's quite ugly right now and IMO not ready for use yet, unlike conboy (and yes, I did contact notecase support about it).
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2010-02-22
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@ Germany
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#282
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Originally Posted by mclarson
Unfortunately I canīt make an estimate on that right now. However, I think there is already an enhancement request about it in bugzilla, so you can subscribe to it to get updates. If itīs not yet there, please feel free to add it. Thanks
Any idea when this feature will be added? I don't know how other people feel but for me this is more important than any other feature as it stops me adding notes!
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2010-02-23
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#283
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Love this app. By far the most useful app on the device for me.
Could someone please help me please though. How do I back up my note? Have around 50 important notes now and would cry if I lost them. Read from page 1 to 14 to try to find how but there was already talk on page 13 of back up without me seeing any instructions on how to do it.
Could someone please help me please though. How do I back up my note? Have around 50 important notes now and would cry if I lost them. Read from page 1 to 14 to try to find how but there was already talk on page 13 of back up without me seeing any instructions on how to do it.
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2010-02-23
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@ Germany
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#284
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Originally Posted by etuoyo
Glad you like it
Love this app. By far the most useful app on the device for me.
Originally Posted by etuoyo
Just use the build-in backup application of the device. You find in the the application "more..." menu. 3rd row, 1st column.
Could someone please help me please though. How do I back up my note? Have around 50 important notes now and would cry if I lost them. Read from page 1 to 14 to try to find how but there was already talk on page 13 of back up without me seeing any instructions on how to do it.
If for any reason you donīt want to backup all your data but only the notes, you can copy the folder /home/user/.conboy somewhere. All notes are stored inside this folder.
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2010-02-25
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#285
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1. I have copied all my 98 notes to my pc for backup. I tried to open them on my pc to see if I could edit them but Windows could recognise the file. I downloaded Tomboy to see if that would work but it didn't. So am I write in thinking the files can only be viewed on the N900.
2. I have noticed that on my N900 at least (not sure if it is a widespread problem) Conboy has a conflict with QStar Dict. If QStar is open then Conboy freezes up and becomes unusable. Not sure if the problem is from Conboy or from QStar.
2. I have noticed that on my N900 at least (not sure if it is a widespread problem) Conboy has a conflict with QStar Dict. If QStar is open then Conboy freezes up and becomes unusable. Not sure if the problem is from Conboy or from QStar.
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2010-02-25
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#286
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Originally Posted by etuoyo
It won't be pretty, but if nothing else, you should be able to open the files in Notepad in Windows, although you won't be able to see the formatting. I don't know how to get Tomboy to open them in Windows as I've never used it, but I believe Conboy does use the same file format as Tomboy so it should be possible.
1. I have copied all my 98 notes to my pc for backup. I tried to open them on my pc to see if I could edit them but Windows could recognise the file. I downloaded Tomboy to see if that would work but it didn't. So am I write in thinking the files can only be viewed on the N900.
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2010-02-25
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#287
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Originally Posted by pelago
Notepad didn't seem to work but Wordpad did and it is very very very far from pretty. It shows all the codes like <bold> <text xml:space="preserve"><note-content version="0.1">.
It won't be pretty, but if nothing else, you should be able to open the files in Notepad in Windows, although you won't be able to see the formatting. I don't know how to get Tomboy to open them in Windows as I've never used it, but I believe Conboy does use the same file format as Tomboy so it should be possible.
But at least I can see the contents of my notes in case something every happens to my N900.
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2010-02-25
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#288
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Forget your thesis, we need syncing! Have you no sense of priorities?
<g>
But seriously -- Conboy seems currently the best note-taker available. But I have spent many hours looking for a more mind-mapping option. I am actually a paid member at www.mindmeister.com, which is close, but just doesn't work quite right on the N900. I was a long-term fan of thebrain.com (and paid for it) but that would never work on a tablet. Xournal doesn't do it for me. Labyrinth was close, but it is not currently available for the N900. Evernote is nice, but not quite. My favorite solution for tablets so far was Notecase, which is no longer being developed, but which can still be used, I think.
<g>
But seriously -- Conboy seems currently the best note-taker available. But I have spent many hours looking for a more mind-mapping option. I am actually a paid member at www.mindmeister.com, which is close, but just doesn't work quite right on the N900. I was a long-term fan of thebrain.com (and paid for it) but that would never work on a tablet. Xournal doesn't do it for me. Labyrinth was close, but it is not currently available for the N900. Evernote is nice, but not quite. My favorite solution for tablets so far was Notecase, which is no longer being developed, but which can still be used, I think.
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2010-02-26
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@ Germany
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#289
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Originally Posted by etuoyo
You need to copy the notes into a special folder, otherwise Tomboy won't find them. The directories are listed here: http://live.gnome.org/Tomboy/Directories Also I think Tomboy should not run while copying the notes.
1. I have copied all my 98 notes to my pc for backup. I tried to open them on my pc to see if I could edit them but Windows could recognise the file. I downloaded Tomboy to see if that would work but it didn't. So am I write in thinking the files can only be viewed on the N900.
Originally Posted by etuoyo
Never heard of that, but then again never heard of QStar as well
2. I have noticed that on my N900 at least (not sure if it is a widespread problem) Conboy has a conflict with QStar Dict. If QStar is open then Conboy freezes up and becomes unusable. Not sure if the problem is from Conboy or from QStar.
If it's really bothering you, please file a bug and I'll see what I can do.
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2010-02-26
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#290
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Originally Posted by geneven
Ah right, what was I thinking?
Forget your thesis, we need syncing! Have you no sense of priorities?
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