Mac Notepad for Mac OS X
Organize any piece of text you may want to have at hand everyday.
 Version 8.0
 Hold that thought! Now you can store any piece of text right at your fingertips thanks to Mac Notepad, the new Mac OS X note pad program from Apimac. Mac Notepad is the “missing notepad application" you've been waiting for. You’ll never be at a loss for words again!
Designed from the ground up to support the latest Apple technologies, Mac Notepad allows you to save, copy, paste and organize all your favorite snippets with ease. You can drag the text from other applications, drop a text file from Finder or, of course, write it yourself.
Mac Notepad is a great tool to boost your productivity and creative output by not letting those great thoughts and ideas just slip away.
You can assign a title and category to each note. Notes are easily retrieved by category or content by simply typing the text in a search field.
Recents menu
 A handy Recents Menu keeps track of your latest edited notes.
Notes can be edited at will and text can be customized with a choice of fonts, styles and colors. If you need a hard copy, go to the “Print” function in the menu.
Iconized search window
Mac Notepad sports the brand new Iconize feature. Just click and your notepad becomes a small, handy search window that floats on top of all other windows. To access the note again, just make a search or click on the icon.
Password Protection
 Our unique privacy features allows you to protect your personal notes with a password. If this option is selected, a password dialog box will be displayed when the Mac Notepad database opens.
Advanced Search
Mac Notepad gives you two search options:
Easy Search: Matches any text you enter in the search field, even if it's not an exact match. For example, “nice girl” will match “Mary is a nice girl” and “Bernice is a little girl.”
 Regular Expression: An advanced search method based on patterns. For example, “nice|girl” will match either “nice try” and “pretty girl.” More information on this topic can be found on many websites such as the dedicated page of Wikipedia.
What’s new in version 3.0
- Brand new interface for best user experience.
- New Iconize Window.
- Assign a name to the notes by clicking in the side bar.
- Password protection feature.
- Align text feature.
- Easy Search feature.
- Regular Expression advanced search feature.
What’s new in version 4.0
- Export to iPod Notes. Includes new feature to create a folder for each category of exported notes.
- Import from iPod Notes.
What’s new in version 4.3
- Note titles can be 255 characters long.
- Fixed all reported bugs.
What’s new in version 4.4
- New Valentina Database 3 engine.
- Minor interface tweaks.
What’s new in version 5.0
- This release primarily adds support for Mac OS X Leopard.
What’s new in version 6.0 (2008)
- User interface improvements.
- New Back and Forward button to navigate notes previously visited.
- New History window to navigate notes previously visited.
- New live search for the notes.
- Various code optimizations.
- Fixed all reported bugs.
- Optimized for Leopard.
What’s new in version 6.2 (2008 Release 2)
- Full customizable toolbar.
- Fixed all reported bugs.
What’s new in version 6.5
- User interface improvements.
- Various code optimizations.
- Internet links are now live and clickable.
- Fixed all reported bugs
What’s new in version 7.0
- Many user interface improvements.
- New mail note feature.
- New categories source list.
- Multiple selection of notes.
- Drag and drop to export notes. Dragging notes to a folder will export the selected notes into the folder.
- Drag and drop to import notes. Dropping a folder onto the source notes list will import all files contained in the folder.
- New import and export formats. Supported formats now are: Plain text, Styled Text (Simple Text), RTF, HTML, Open Office .odt, Word .docx, Word XML .xml, Word (97- 2004) .doc
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System Requirements:
Any Macintosh, Power Mac, iBook, PowerBook, eMac, iMac, Mac mini, MacBook, MacBook Pro and Mac Pro running Mac OS X 10.4 or newer. |
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