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And good search, etc.Cak testo max crazy bulk review claudio spadoni mar ms. Elephant is pretty specific in what it does: local text files and that classic interface. If you like iCloud, Bear seems very good. Many alternatives use iCloud or their own servers, which I don’t.

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Which is one of the reasons you might use this: full control of your text-based notes. This class of problems don’t apply to Elephant since there’s no networking, it’s all local text files. If you worry about downloading stuff to an unsecured runtime, you propably don’t do Electron much: I get it, we all drank bad java 20 years ago, but that’s actually not my fault (whoa!) and not very relevant. The language and runtime is actually safe, stable and fast, so that’s what Elephant is also. I’ve been writing Elephant for the past five years or so, and it’s nice when people try it and like it.įor the java-challenged, sorry! I didn’t know java apps were supposed to be bad. “%currentElephantJavaFolder%\java.exe” -jar “%currentElephantFolder%\elephantapp.jar”&GOTO :TheEndĪshwin, thanks so much for the four star review. IF EXIST %currentElephantJavaFolder%\java.exe ECHO Java executable found&GOTO :StartElephant

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IF NOT EXIST %currentElephantJavaFolder%\java.exe ECHO Java executable not found!&GOTO :TheEnd SET currentElephantJavaFolder=%currentElephantFolder%\jre\bin IF EXIST %currentElephantFolder%\elephantapp.jar ECHO Elephant executable found&GOTO :FindJRE18 IF NOT EXIST %currentElephantFolder%\elephantapp.jar ECHO Elephant executable not found!&GOTO :TheEnd ::IF EXIST %currentElephantFolder%\elephant.exe ECHO Elephant executable found&GOTO :FindJRE18 ::IF NOT EXIST %currentElephantFolder%\elephant.exe ECHO Elephant executable not found!&GOTO :TheEnd yet there are also absolute gems and by thinking a bit out of the box, you can make these work without installing Java.

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I agree that there is a lot of Java software out there that is ugly to look at and awkward to use. Or find a computer that does have Java installed and simply copy the ‘jre’ folder from that installation. You can get the necessary Java executables from PortableJava on the PortableApps website.

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Or most other Java-based applications, without ever needing to install Java. Now you can use a simple script like the following to start Elephant. What you need is are most (but not all) of the java executables from a standard JRE installation. I tested the Windows and Linux versions and found them to be identical.Īnd you don’t have to.

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Elephant is a portable application, but requires Java to run. The program is available for Windows, Linux and macOS.

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The application uses auto save for notes, but I did notice one missing note during my tests, so you may as well use the manual save option. Another quick way to find your notes is to add tags in the editor view and then use the "Tags" shortcut in the sidebar.Įlephant has an optional Snippet View (the default one is Card View) that you can enable from the view menu. This search is universal, meaning it searches inside all notes from all notebooks. The search word or phrase is also highlighted, and that makes it easy to spot. Type a keyword in the box and Elephant finds the note that contains the term. To add your note or notebook to the shortcuts panel, select it and then click on Note > Add Note/Notebook to shortcuts. Notes may be moved between notebooks using the shortcut Ctrl + M or the Note menu. You can attach files and images to notes by dragging and dropping them over Elephant's interface. The built-in viewer will display it, including any images it contains. HTML notes aren't technically notes, you have to save a webpage as a HTML file and place it in the notebook's folder, and Elephant will allow you to view the page in a read-only format.







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