Saturday, September 24, 2005
Jreepad allows you to store and edit all your little nuggets of text in an incredibly intuitive tree structure
Jreepad allows you to store and edit all your little nuggets of text in an incredibly intuitive tree structure. Each 'node' on the tree has a plain-text 'article' associated with it, meaning that a Jreepad file becomes almost a freeform database, storing all kinds of information. Jreepad is inspired by, and compatible with, the Windows program 'Treepad Lite'
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
- Linux Forum: Apache, Webmin and Mandrake - Linux Operating System Help
- ActiveMQ - Home
- XML.com: Implementing REST Web Services: Best Practices and Guidelines
- Quick HOWTO: Dynamic DNS
- Setting up java tomcat on linux V - Configure APACHE non-ssl
- ONJava.com: Extending Struts
- Simplify XML file processing with the Jakarta Commons Digester
- Daemon scripts
- PostgreSQL 7.3 Documentation
- Understanding Portals and Portlets: Part Two (SYS-CON)(Printview)
No comments:
Post a Comment