Jot+ Notes and Windows 7
Users currently using Windows 7 or planning to migrate to Windows 7 will be pleased to know that Jot+ Notes 3.6.0 installs and works fine under Windows 7.
Users currently using Windows 7 or planning to migrate to Windows 7 will be pleased to know that Jot+ Notes 3.6.0 installs and works fine under Windows 7.
While there is no native version of Jot+ Notes for the Linux/Unix or MacOS platform, that does not mean you have to do without your Jot+ Notes!
If you need to enter accented characters into a Jot+ Notes note, such as Ç ü ñ, there are two options available:
Jot+ Notes and Jot+ Convert between them support a wide variety of file formats for import and export.
This topic covers which Jot+ Notes-related files you may wish to backup, and which files can be ignored.
Q. In Jot+ Notes, How can I print notes such that child notes are indented relative to their parent?
Q. How can I print the note titles so it resembles the title pane hierarchy?
Upgrading from Jot+ Notes 2.x to Jot+ Notes 3.x is overall straightforward, but there are some issues to be aware of:
If you have a new computer or are rebuilding your existing one after a hard disk failure, you will need to re-install Jot+ Notes and/or myTasks . The procedure is pretty painless:
Symptom: A notefile is opened normally, but the user is unable to edit notes, add new notes, or delete/rename notes. In the Jot+ Notes status bar you will see RO for read-only.
Cause: There are a number of possible causes for this problem, each with different solutions:
By default Jot+ Notes does not support sorting notes by a date, but this can be worked around…