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cnewton
I test drove 1note for 2 weeks now by managing one of my projects using its
features. Unfortunately, and after 2 weeks of usage, I ended up with 5 nested
folders, 10 sections, 10 pages, 50 subpages, and 6 levels deep outline. This
was a nightmare to navigate and manage. If I to manage my 10 projects this
way, It will be so confusing that I will spend more time focused on
organizing and finding data rather than working with it. Compare this to
another tools I used for same project, I has one datastructure (DS) i.e. file
showing as a tab, this tab contained a DS navgiation map on right. Within
this DS tab, the 5 folders showed as 5 topics. Each topic is created with a
single key stroke. Underneath each topic, I had 2 subtopics, each subtopic
further brached into 5 others. All this was collapsable and expandable.
Jumping between topics wa a single click and all done in one place.
The bottom line is:
- 1note should allow to nest subpages more than 2 levels.
- pages and subpages must be collapsable/expandable.
- Within a page, there must be a document map or a navigational tool to
allow for organizing container notes within a page.
With the way it is now, I had to abandon 1note for another solution
eventhough less fancy and lacks some of 1note's good features.
features. Unfortunately, and after 2 weeks of usage, I ended up with 5 nested
folders, 10 sections, 10 pages, 50 subpages, and 6 levels deep outline. This
was a nightmare to navigate and manage. If I to manage my 10 projects this
way, It will be so confusing that I will spend more time focused on
organizing and finding data rather than working with it. Compare this to
another tools I used for same project, I has one datastructure (DS) i.e. file
showing as a tab, this tab contained a DS navgiation map on right. Within
this DS tab, the 5 folders showed as 5 topics. Each topic is created with a
single key stroke. Underneath each topic, I had 2 subtopics, each subtopic
further brached into 5 others. All this was collapsable and expandable.
Jumping between topics wa a single click and all done in one place.
The bottom line is:
- 1note should allow to nest subpages more than 2 levels.
- pages and subpages must be collapsable/expandable.
- Within a page, there must be a document map or a navigational tool to
allow for organizing container notes within a page.
With the way it is now, I had to abandon 1note for another solution
eventhough less fancy and lacks some of 1note's good features.