I can tag the magic lantern with Chapter 1, Chapter 8, etc. In Curio, I can have a corkboard (an Idea Space) for magic houseware where I can put notes about the magic lantern.
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I’m a wanna-be novelist spending all my writing time on documentation for work, and I don’t write full time. If I make a note about a magic lantern in chapter 1, I want another instance of that note anywhere else the magic lantern plays a role.
I like the idea of notes flying in close formation. Looping back on Curio, I’ve discovered an interesting workflow. This makes it a deal not only for those who would use the app for at least three years, but makes it a screaming bargain compared to NotePlan, ClickUp and the like >NotePlan, which is a shame because I liked NotePlan a lot before v.2įollow-up: Agenda just simplified its tiers, adding to its preexisting yearly Pro subscription a one-time forever purchase price of $119.99. >within one’s $35/yr subscription period it’s a much better deal than >Given that Agenda gives you a permanent unlock for all features offered >polite messages such as “Excuse me, you’re using the wrong software for >Maybe someday software will include little AI djinns that will pop open >I’ve never thought of Curio as note-taking software. >notes become attached to tasks and calendars and reminders, motion > I think it’s a problem with the paradigm for these apps. >However, using NotePlan always seems like a penalty for some minor >I’ve given NotePlan a try every few months since it first arrived in
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