Showing posts with label notepad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label notepad. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 June 2010

Learning a New Software Product

Learning a new software product is fraught with pain and anguish.

Error messages systematically archived to a notepad file help to alleviate diagnostics but what about screenshots? In fact, WordPad is not bad in this regard.

Relative tradeoffs between WordPad vs Ms WORD make wordpad the preferred tool in many instances.

Monday, 11 January 2010

Organize Your Web Life Korean Web 2.0 Style

TEDxSeoul is an independently organized TED event in Korea, publicised on Korean Web 2.0 Blog web20asia.com. Among the fun things they have is lemonpen which is basically MS Word sticky notes for the web (report here). Another web notepad is OpenMaru's SpringNote. Other companies that go beyond mere social bookmarking or notepad-style clones are Diigo, Fleck, Stickis and Blue Organizer. Diigo has the benefit of being featured in cnet's GetSmart column. Another feather in the cap for the hacker "on-the-road". More organizing tool reviews can be found on readwriteweb.com's web page.