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ConnectedText 5.0.0.14

ConnectedText ConnectedText 5.0.0.14

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ConnectedText Editor's Review

A 'wiki' is a type of computer software that allows users to easily create, edit and link web pages. ConnectedText is a personal 'wiki' system. The application's user interface is well designed, so all its features are easy to access.

ConnectedText allows you to open multiple workspaces at the same time. Each workspace is opened as a new tab. Each page can be edited, and the program stores all topic revisions. When you save a new version of a page, you can add notes which can help you remember why the page was edited.

The program fully supports unicode characters, so you'll be able to write using any language you wish. Searching through the topics is very simple due to the program's advanced search feature. You can do a full text search with boolean, phrase, and proximity operators.

Pluses: A very nice thing about this software is the fact that it can display a graph, showing how all the saved topics are linked to each other. ConnectedText also allows you to save bookmarks.

Drawbacks / flaws:

In conclusion: ConnectedText is a very good choice if you need to organize and store texts and images.

version reviewed: 2.1

ConnectedText Publisher's Description

ConnectedText is a powerful personal Wiki system with unique capabilities. Store all your notes and their revisions in a SQL database. Includes editor with drag and drop, full-text search, graph navigator which topic relationship. Text presentation can be customized with CSS style sheets. Images can be embedded in text. Files and URL can be attached...

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What's New in Version 5.0.0.14 of ConnectedText

New commands, new semantic extensions, cloud view, "like this" view, automatic tagging, new query predicates, password protection, improved editor. Improved Vista/7 Support. Many bugfixes. And much more

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