- New notes are better managed (you choose where you want to save them before you save them)
- "Reload" and "Open In Finder" are now located on the toolbar
- The path is now on the bottom
- A proxy icon is now available, and the title of the window changes as you open and edit files. The proxy icon is very useful; you can easily create aliases, remove files from your library, or duplicate files. You can also command click on the proxy icon to show the path of the file.
- If you hold option, you can now open the enclosing folder for a note instead of opening it.
- You can now undo whatever you type in the file's name field.
- Fixed a style sheet bug.
- Lowered CPU usage.
- The list now updates when you change the name of a file or folder and save
- When there is no selection, the path resets back to the main folder
- New icon (again)
- You can now preview the style in the Style Sheet window
- You can now open, import, and save RTF files (I exported this document as an RTF :p)
- You can now import text files and folders
- You can now increase and decrease font size in the Size menu
- You can now use the "Other" option in the size menu to set any size from 9 to 72
- The format panel now shows a preview of what you selected
- Enabled "#pragma backgroundtasks false" - code should go faster now.
Sounds good, now how do I get it?
Preview - Download v1.2.2 (1.2MB) - Register Online
Note Editor 1.2 will probably only run in Mac OS X 10.2 - 10.2.6. To run Note Editor in Mac OS X 10.1, you will need to download version 1.1.5 here.
