JDH>> Does your job require that you organize all that information
JDH>> into a neat database format, or do you just have to be able to
JDH>> find information from it at various times? If the latter, I've
JDH>> been using a local search program for years, called DT Search
rj> Thanks for the tip. I dl'ed this 'DT Search' you mentioned.
rj> http://www.dtsearch.com
rj> It is fairly powerful I feel, and the 30 day shareware looks fine;
rj> - the sort of app I could truly make use of re archiving facility.
rj> Pity cost is US$199 though. I will have to dream on for a while.
rj> The trial version doesn't seem to have a thesaurus though, and I
rj> couldn't find it to trial as well.
I somehow missed the couple of previous messages to this thread, but
I've been using "The Journal" from DavidRM Software
(http://www.davidrm.com) for a couple of months, and it's been great.
It's billed as a "personal diary" program, but I put all sorts of
notes and different things in it; it's got a number of flexible setups
(of which multiple can be ready to go at any time), and two setups
sort and display the top level by date anyway. Oh and even the
unregistered version (only $35 to register, though) has a thesaurus.
-tom!
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