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== NoteBag ==
=============

My dad wanted a simple program to manage notes on his computer, so I
wrote one.

To run NoteBag, run NoteBag.py. The first time you run NoteBag, it
will ask you to choose the folder where it will store all of the notes
you create.

The "Note Name" text box is used to add new notes, and to
automatically search through the notes you already have. If the "Note
Name" text box is empty, the bottom of the program window will list
all of the notes you already have. As you enter text into the "Note
Name" text box, the bottom of the program window only show note names
that contain the text you have typed.

If you have typed the exact name of an existing note into the "Note
Name" text box, and you hit the "Enter" key or the "Open" button,
NoteBag will open the existing note in your document editor. If you
haven't typed the exact name of an existing note, and you hit "Enter"
or the "Add" button, NoteBag will create a new note in your notes
folder, and open it for you to edit. No two notes can have the same
name, and NoteBag does its best to make sure of that.

The button next to the "Note Name" text box will be labeled "Open" or
"Add" automatically, depending on what's appropriate.

It's a simple program, but I hope someone in addition to my dad finds
it useful or interesting.


NoteBag is licensed under the Expat License (commonly known as the MIT
License), which means you can basically do whatever you want with it,
as long as you don't misrepresent who did the work. See LICENSE.txt for
the full license. (It's quite short.)
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== NoteBag ==
=============

My dad wanted a simple program to manage notes on his computer, so I
wrote one.

NoteBag.py is the main NoteBag program to run. The first time you run
NoteBag, it will ask you to choose the folder where it will store all
of the notes you create.

The "Note Name" text box is used to add new notes, and to
automatically search through the notes you already have. If the "Note
Name" text box is empty, the bottom of the program window will list
all of the notes you already have. As you enter text into the "Note
Name" text box, the bottom of the program window only show note names
that contain the text you have typed.

If you have typed the exact name of an existing note into the "Note
Name" text box, and you hit the "Enter" key or the "Open" button,
NoteBag will open the existing note in your document editor. If you
haven't typed the exact name of an existing note, and you hit "Enter"
or the "Add" button, NoteBag will create a new note in your notes
folder, and open it for you to edit. No two notes can have the same
name, and NoteBag does its best to make sure of that.

The button next to the "Note Name" text box will be labeled "Open" or
"Add" automatically, depending on what's appropriate.

It's a simple program, but I hope someone in addition to my dad finds
it useful or interesting.


NoteBag is licensed under the Expat License (commonly known as the MIT
License), which means you can basically do whatever you want with it,
as long as you don't misrepresent who did the work. See LICENSE.txt for
the full license. (It's quite short.)

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