Monday, December 16, 2002
Multimedia Notes Organizer
Posted by Brad Adrian in "SOFTWARE" @ 05:12 PM
http://www.handango.com/PlatformProductDetail.jsp?siteId=311&platformId=2&productType=2&catalog=0&sectionId=0&productId=50235
Tiresias Software has just launched their new notes organizer, called PocketLiXt:
• Create rich multimedia notes and keep them organized in lists
• Store multiple data in a single file
• Graphical icons help you remember the content of any note
• Sketch your ideas in a note
• Record your own voice notes without leaving PocketLiXt
• Hyperlink to virtually any file or command in your PocketPC
• Navigate the XML tree of your list easily and create new notes with a tap
• User selectable screen orientation
There are a couple of things about this application that make it unique. First, it allows you to add items other than text to a note, like images, sketches and sound files. Second, it's data structure is XML 1.0-compliant (thus the "X" in "PocketLiXt"). That means that the data stored in PocketLiXt can be easily shared with other XML-compliant applications without having to go through a messy ASCII export-import routine.
Tiresias Software has just launched their new notes organizer, called PocketLiXt:
• Create rich multimedia notes and keep them organized in lists
• Store multiple data in a single file
• Graphical icons help you remember the content of any note
• Sketch your ideas in a note
• Record your own voice notes without leaving PocketLiXt
• Hyperlink to virtually any file or command in your PocketPC
• Navigate the XML tree of your list easily and create new notes with a tap
• User selectable screen orientation
There are a couple of things about this application that make it unique. First, it allows you to add items other than text to a note, like images, sketches and sound files. Second, it's data structure is XML 1.0-compliant (thus the "X" in "PocketLiXt"). That means that the data stored in PocketLiXt can be easily shared with other XML-compliant applications without having to go through a messy ASCII export-import routine.
