Deep Notes Hierarchical Notepad

Monday July 18th 2005, 12:26 am

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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Deep Notes, created by Amar Sagoo, is a great note taking application for Macintosh that will allow you to organize your notes in an hierarchical format. You are able to make a list of notes, select colors, make siblings, childs, duplicates, etc.

“Deep Notes is a simple hierarchical note pad. You can use it to outline ideas, make to-do lists, or whatever else might need jotting down in a list, hierarchical or not.

Its keyboard shorcuts were designed to let you edit, navigate and control your outline without taking your hands off the keyboard, so you don’t have to interrupt your creative flow and can get on with typing!”

View Amar Sagoo’s Deep Notes Hierarchical Notepad.

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