Thursday, 15. March 2007, 01:58:46
Just saw it from
this post, after a few minutes playing with it, I'm impressed by what I see. Haven't used it for a very long time, so this time I'll write a little on it. And more to come, certainly.

Oh yes,
CodeX provides free trials, so you may want to check it out. It's sweet.

First, everything in CodeX is organized in "Pages": notes, ideas, plans, files and lists can be added to a page.
That's a page!Everything inside a page is called "segment", and you can re-order them using drag-and-drop. Very simple to layout your page.
Main window - Did I miss something today?
As you can see from above, the main window provide me a quick glance of my schedule and checklists for today. And, under the checklists is the list of my recently used pages, so that everything I need is just there for me to pick up.
Oh, yeah. You might have seen that from the image above, that I have already picked up my suitcases and now I can go hiking anytime --- The lists in CodeX allows you to mark/unmark it. it's a very sweet design if you make to-do lists a lot.
Generally speaking there are lots of sparks but I'm gonna cover something really useful, to me at least.
I write papers a lot.(No, that's not a "Academic Paper"

) So "Save As" could be the most important feature to me for obvious reasons.
Now in codex I can use the "snapshot" feature which allows me to take snapshots of my pages really fast and easy.
As you can see from the image above, the little camera icon is lit because I've clicked on it and the black "film-alike" panel is shown.
Clicking on the left icon in the black panel will take a snapshot of your page immediately, and the snapshot will be shown next to it. Yes, I've taken one so you can see how it works.
Every time I need it, I click to show the panel, and just by another click on the little camera icon, the panel will disappear and I can get back to my work.
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In short,
CodeX is really a sweet productivity program, and it is and looks user-friendly.
It's as if the first time I used it, I knew that some really dedicated people came up with something that works really well.
Well, I gotta take some rest now. More to come.