Years ago, when I still worked in libraries, I used to keep an exercise book in which I would note down witty quotations, book titles, and odd bits of information: more or less what used to be called a commonplace book. What works for me may not work for you: I'm looking for a very special piece of software, and you may be looking for something quite different. However, I originally trained as a librarian, so I have certain ingrained habits around the storage and management of information. It could be that this background makes me a little more demanding than other users. I've installed and configured more computers than I care to remember, and contributed to everything from the Unix FAQ to the Sys Admin Purity Test. I am a Unix engineer and I've worked in the IT industry since 1986, doing everything from technical support to presales work. Let me first state my own background and requirements, so you can understand why I have come to certain conclusions. There are some fantastic apps on offer, and I have not yet made my final choice, but I have gathered quite a bit of information along the way, and perhaps that information might be useful to someone else.so here it comes. What began as a quick look around, in which I intended to make a quick selection and purchase, has snowballed into a survey of a product line up which seems to be growing faster than I can assess the products. Some weeks ago I started looking at applications that claimed to help the user organize information. The trick is to find the "perfect" application for your particular needs, and selecting from the bounty on offer can be a serious challenge. Even better, many of these gems are very reasonably priced, and some are even free.
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