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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