If I were doing that in orgmode, I think templates would get useful fast
to standardize notes formats. That's possible with standard tags and
associated fields. Beginnings of records would have tags identifying the
record type ((room)1) could be the tag for room 1 and ((player)george)
could be a
This probably isn't a quick fix, but I use Emacspeak and orgmode,
which is a pretty comprehensive notetaking system. Emacs has a
notoriously steep learning curve, however. Emacspeak is best on
Mac OS or Linux.
Plain text is the way to go, I think.
Patrick
"Jacob Kruger" writes:
There
There are a few forms of note-gathering software that might help in that
they will at least let you categorise notes?
For example, to just repeatedly type in short strings, I use an add-on
for NVDA, but, for other notes, I use something called flash note - for
programming code snippets:
Hello all,
I am running a DnD campaign and I have encountered a difficulty. As I
continue to build my world, I am finding that keeping all of my notes
organized has become arduous.
At present, I have been making use of Notepad and Microsoft Word, but
these applications do not provide the levels
