InstantNavigator for OneNote 0.7.1
| Разработчик: |
ExtraMind Systems (больше программ...) |
| ОС: | WinXP/2003/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Business x64/ Vista Enterprise x64/ Vista Ultima |
| Лицензия: | Shareware |
| Цена: |
$9.95 (Купить)
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| Размер: | 0.79 Мб |
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InstantNavigator is the best way to make your work with Microsoft OneNote more productive when you have thousands of notes. The plug-in enhances OneNote with an instant "quick-as-you-type" search capability, which works in much the same way as Instant Search in Microsoft Vista.
You can find a note with a few keystrokes - just type in a relevant keyword or phrase and see the note you're looking for instantly. If you often find yourself tired of searching through thousands of results in OneNote, InstantNavigator will be the relief you want. InstantNavigator stands out for its unmatched search speed and accuracy. As distinct from Instant Search in Vista, InstantNavigator doesn't search for notes on the entire hard disk drive. Instead, it searches in the specific folder with your OneNote files, which gives a boost in search speed.
Another specialty of InstantNavigator is its ability to search for a word in pages, which are contained inside OneNote files. These files are inaccessible to Vista search, which can only search in sections and notebooks. InstantNavigator looks for a keyword in the titles of notebooks, sections and inside the notes, providing more accurate results than Vista search and OneNote standard search.
InstantNavigator integrates with Microsoft OneNote seamlessly and runs as a standalone application. To start the program, click on its icon on the desktop or press the hotkey. By default, the hotkey is "Windows" + "Q" but it can be any other combination you specify. You can run InstantNavigator from anywhere in Windows. To begin a new search, run InstantNavigator and in the search box that opens, type in a word related to the note you want to retrieve. As you type in the letters of the word, the program will update the search results automatically. Once you see the note you need, click on its record to load the note to Microsoft OneNote. That's pretty much all you need to do. |
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