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See http://osx.iusethis.com/app/windowshade it's the same thing!

shanshuprophecy - poor you! You were in "list mode". NoteBook gives you a choice - list or paragraph mopde. This changes what the return key does. You can swap between modes as your needs suit.

NoteBook is extremely powerful with lots of options and features. Sometimes it can take a little experimenting and experience to figure out how to make the mpost of the tool. The developer provides excellent customer support and there's a user forum waiting to answer questions, and help you learn - and get the most our of NoteBook!

Notebook is a program I have been looking for for years. I switched back to mac from PC because of it. I use it in my law practice. It is great for organizing witness examinations especially if you use the the one topic per page method (Cross Examination by Pozner & Dodd). One can have an image of the exhibit on the same page in the trial notebook where one writes questions.
This is a program every student should buy with their Mac

Seriously worth your time to look at it, download the free trial, and if you don't like it I'll refund your money. LOL

NB is simply the app to record the info I need when maintaining friends' websites. From Host login/pws, to FTP pws and server addys, to domain renewal date reminder, NB now stores them in one neat little package.
No more Text file/stickies bunched up in folders.
Small tip: the Return and Enter keys do not behave the same: Return key creates a new cell thus a new bullet point (if enabled) while the Enter key acts as a line break.

After spending days recovering from three Microsoft Office/Entourage crashes, I was determined to find a better solution to keep track of my projects. I remembered a friend had suggested CircusPonies (it's not a name you easily forget!). So, I tried out the software, and it is amazing. I love the way it synchs with iCal and the way you can refer to e-mails in your to-do lists. You can look at your data in a bunch of different ways, too, which I find extremely helpful. If my kids are home and phone calls are out of the question, I'll look to see what e-mails I have to write. Or sometimes I search by "due date" or project name. The choices are quite extensive. The program is very easy to learn, and they offer great video tutorials. I HIGHLY recommend this software. Oh, and it's inexpensive, as well.

I just bought this application yesterday (2008-06-28) and I'm happy to have an app using the notebook metaphor. I just bought a mac for the first time a month ago, and one of the programs I miss is MS' OneNote. The metaphor is perfect for projects and such where you want to gather lots of disparate information in one place. Certainly, you can create a folder on the hard drive, and populate it with text files and spreadsheets and databases and images, and if that's how you want to do it, more power to you, but there is a benefit to gathering that data into one interface for reading and annotating.

Speaking of, I like that right next to an image or text entry I can make a voice recording for explaining something or annotating it. With any luck, video recording will be a feature added at some point. That's my hope!

I would also like to point out that I wrote an email to the company yesterday and today, a Sunday, the weekend, I received back a response from the owner. That is FANTASTIC customer service. Hear me again: FANTASTIC! I've recently endured a spate of bad customer service, so I can honestly tell you how refreshing it is to work with a responsive company.

At the moment, the only thing about NoteBook that I would like to see added, and which I miss from OneNote, is the ability to click anywhere on a page and begun typing or pasting images. That kind of flexibility to write anywhere on a page only enhances the sense that one is writing on paper. A new version is about to come out, so unless this is already planned, I will have to wait for a .5 or higher upgrade most likely--if ever, but one can hope, and with this company, that hope is well founded!

I heartily recommend this application for anyone looking for a notebook application!

I write technical white papers. I use the "clipping" feature on a regular basis because it records the URL of where I clipped the information with the content I clipped.