A brief overview of features

For organized writing, study and research
For random note taking and information management
Create your own journal, tasks list or bookmark application as described below in "Make your own application."

A note is called a "Topic" here. A topic has a "Title" and a "Content."
Topic titles appear in a Hierarchical Topics List in the left pane.
Select a topic in this list and its content appears in the right pane.
This design opens even large files fast because only Topic Titles are loaded first.
Topic content can have rich text, pictures and even OLE objects.
Use an in-place quick content editor or a full screen editor with Tabbed Pages.
Create as many WhizFolder files as you want, each with its own Topics List.
Manage these files like any other files by using Windows Explorer.

Search for multiple words with "and, or" type options.
Find and replace exact text in topic titles and content.
Assign Keyword Tags to the topics to find them in yet another manner.
Mark important topic titles by "icons or different colors" in the list to have your own status indicators. For example, a pink colored topic title can indicate an unfinished topic or task.

Directly paste information in the Topics List to make new topics automatically.
Switch on an option that also pastes the "original web address" of the content you pasted from a browser. This can be handy to make an automatic reference or citation.
Use the "Watch Clipboard" feature to rapidly collect information into topics. The same feature can be used to break up a big document into topics easily.
Import whole text and RTF files as topics. Breaking of large files into topics also possible by inserting delimiters.
A separate Import Utility is also available that we develop actively based on the needs of the users to import outlines from various applications.

Insert "hyperlinks" going from one topic to another. Such hyperlinks can be inserted in the Topics List too. By using this feature, you can make extremely useful documents that are easy to review because the related information can be found by following a link.
Make your own powerful "Bookmark Applications" by using the extensive hyperlinking features that can open external documents, folders or web sites. The advantage with WhizFolders is that you can attach detailed notes on your links, a feature that casual bookmark applications may not provide.
Switch on the check marks document option to display tick marks on the topics list. You can use these tick marks for any purpose, for example, to make a tasks list.
Make a "Journal or Diary application" by setting up the new topic titles to automatically get the current date and/or time.
Search for a "Calendar file" in the blog to see how useful a hyperlinked calendar can be.
Extend the power of your other programs by attaching WhizFolder notes to them by the Universal Links feature.
Get more details on these application ideas under "Use WhizFolders in many different ways" on the Home page.

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