Sync with Evernote (integrated feature) or sync with any storage using the usual external methods.Although the OneNote Importer tool will only work on Windows right now, users will be able to access their imported Evernote content from any OneNote client on the Web, iOS, Android, Windows Mobile, or Mac OS. Also, there is a 'Journal' feature in the Pro which puts a timestamp on notes and displays them in the tree under a date structure (if configured). You can search for recent and frequently used notes.

Yes to full text search, not sure about date/time as I never needed it. Organizing in a tree or equivalent complexity, tags web page, screen shot, bookmark, highlighted text. Various clipper and capture functions, incl. Task List note - Same as Outline note but with check boxesĬopy paste for images, web pages (with links), videos, screenshots etc.Outline note - as the name says (behaves like a tree in a note).Webpage note - clip and save webpages to a note.Attachment note - attach and store any type of file in RightNote.Spreadsheet note - supports most spreadsheet/Excel functionality (incl.Rich View note - advanced text editing and formatting, WYSISWYG, images, table support.Link note - access files on your hard-disk (and open in associated program).Source Code note - includes highlighters for many common programming languages.Rich Text note - basic text formatting capabilities (like Wordpad).Not sure about video clips but can always link to it from a Link note. Omnivorous for multiple formats: images, web pages, links, audio video clips etc.Ĭreate different note types depending on format requirement and version. No uploading to CIA / KGB as in Evernote. Perpetual licensing - only upgrades to new (major) versions are paid-for but optional Regarding your list of requirements/features:įorever usability. It is not perfect but it covers a lot of use cases for me. Sometimes I try other note-taking software but then I always come back to RightNote. It is not the most modern/snazzy user interface but I have been using RightNote for years now and I am always surprised at the number of capabilities in such a compact piece of software. The developer's site has a detailed feature comparison. There is a Freeware, a Standard and a Pro version, each with a progressive set of features. You don't mention if paid-for Software is ok or not but I would suggest trying out RightNote from BauerApps.

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