So, there are issues. I've owned this software since March 18, 2015, and these problems were immediately evident. After patiently waiting for corrections, I've finally gotten onto this forum and feel it's time to speak up. First, let me say that I used InfoSelect for many years up to InfoSelect ver 5. But, these issues I deal with using AllMyNotes (AMN) are so fundamental, they cannot be ignored and are not simply because I had them in InfoSelect.
FIRST: I often cut from a few applications and then paste into AMN. However, AMN always drops characters just after special characters such as quotation marks. The only way I can get it to paste faithfully is to first paste the text into a Word or OpenOffice document, then copy from that document and finally paste into AMN. Here's an example below. Notice how pasting directly from the copied source material causes AMN to drop characters immediately after the end quotes.
Pasting Directly Into AllMyNotes:
:*** wp16 No. 3 p. 8 The Dead Will Live Again! ***
Soon, God will do just thatâfor Job and countless othersâwhen this earth is transformed into a paradise. (Luke 23:42, âThere is going to be a resurrection,âhe Bible confirms at Acts 24:15. âDo not be amazed at this,âesus assures us, âfor the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.â (John 5:28, ob will see that promise fulfilled. He will have the prospect of regaining âhis youthful vigor,ând his flesh will forever remain âfresher than in youth.â (Job 33:24, he same will happen to all who respond with appreciation to Godâs merciful provision of a resurrection to life on earth.
What is causing these dropped characters after the quotes? Why doesn't any other text editing software have this problem?
Pasting from original into OpenOffice, then copy from OpenOffice and pasting Into AllMyNotes gives the results I desire:
*** wp16 No. 3 p. 8 The Dead Will Live Again! ***
Soon, God will do just thatâfor Job and countless othersâwhen this earth is transformed into a paradise. (Luke 23:42, 43) âThere is going to be a resurrection,â the Bible confirms at Acts 24:15. âDo not be amazed at this,â Jesus assures us, âfor the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.â (John 5:28, 29) Job will see that promise fulfilled. He will have the prospect of regaining âhis youthful vigor,â and his flesh will forever remain âfresher than in youth.â (Job 33:24, 25) The same will happen to all who respond with appreciation to Godâs merciful provision of a resurrection to life on earth.
SECOND:
It is impossible to print only notes in a selected topic. Either you must print each note individually, one by one, in that topic, or you must print every note you've ever created in ALL topics if you want to print more than one note at a time! This is terrible. Selected notes within a topic, or all the notes in that one topic should be able to be printed in one print job. But, printing ALL the notes in the entire software? Who does that?
THIRD:
There should be a simple way of combining adjacent notes into a single note. Conversely, there should be a reverse operation to this. In InfoSelect, this was easily accomplished with a double-dash placed on a blank line. It was possible to have several such "breaks" within a single note. Hitting the 'split-note' hotkey then splits up that single note into two or more notes, depending on how many breaks you created in the original note. The reverse operation happened just as easily. I would argue that this isn't just something that I want because InfoSelect had it. Rather, AMN is structured in exactly the same manner as InfoSelect and so this operation is a fundamental function of the whole concept of Topics and Notes, not just a "nice to have."
So, Vlad and his lovely wife are wonderful people, and I love the idea of supporting their company and affordable alternative products against all the big players out there, as well as recommending their product. But, if these matters aren't addressed at some point, eventually I'm just going to bite the bullet and make a large, one-time InfoSelect purchase and end this misery.
Dano.