Matter where I am, or whose computer I am using. Runs off a USB key too, so I can keep my work with me and add to it no TreeDBnotes appreas to be the only full-featured notes program that IĬould find that would run on both Linux and on Windows. All functions seem to work, however there are some problems as outlined below. TreeDBNotes installs easily under Wine and functions nearly flawlessly. I have thoroughly tested TreeDBNotes Pro 3.2 on my Windows Xp and Mint Linux KDE dual boot system on a Thinkpad t61 notebook. With any note youĬan perform the main Word pad-like text-formatting functions (font and Store many mostly independent notes in one notebook.

Each node in such 'tree' represents an associated note, so you can URLs, document, contacts and passwords management, etc.Īnd represents your information in a comfortable and clear tree-structuredįorm. This program is ideal for storing notes, emails, images, Templates: Calendar 2005, 2004, 2003, Emails, Presentation, To Do Export to txt, html, wri, doc, Palm Doc (PDB, PRC) and more.

Import from txt, wri, rtf, TreePad,ĬSV, Excel, Word, html, Palm Doc (PDB, PRC) and more. PIM, Word Processor, Alarm & Reminders, Contacts and Passwords manager,Į-Book maker with Tree Structure, advanced encryption and password protection.įeatures: Search, Replace, History, Case options, Insert file/ link/ image/ I am in no way related to the business, I'm just a big fan of the app, being using it for years and I use it a lot.TreeDBNotes Pro is a powerful and easy-to-use personal database program, There is a section where you can download converters to convert your files to the latest file type used:

The Pro version comes in many languages but since I use the Pro, I have no real idea if the new Free version comes with those languages too, the old version was English only. This is just to say that for those who use the Free version that you should update it and get the latest one, since it's been quite a long time since the first app was made and I'm sure you never check to see if there is a new version. I've been in love with this app so much that I gave in a few years ago and got the Pro version. I say most because the free version lacks the contact and password managers later added to the Pro version as well as the capacity to make ebooks with your notes. The dev behind the app has updated the freeware version to the latest Pro version which means that the latest freeware version has most of the updates that were made during those years.

The first version (1.0b180) of the app was made freeware years ago while the Pro versions were contantly updated with new features. I have a good news for those who have been using TreeDBNotes Free for a while and for those who dismissed the app as 'lacking'.

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