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However, if you want to use only code that we have written, please feel free to use it under any of the following licences: GPL 2 or later, and Apache 2 or later. Libraries and external programs we are using include:

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It may be that neither of those come close, but Google (or your search-engine of choice) will be your friend here.Due to the external libraries we use, we release the entire Docear software under the free and open source licence GNU/GPL 2. You may be better off searching sources that cater for authors rather than tech sites.ДЄ couple of other suggestions additional to my post above -ДЄnd (drumroll) Docear - which offers an вЂњacademic literature suiteвЂќ, a set of applications bundled into a single interface tailored to academia, including researchers, students and writers. The OP has suggested a third party developer could be interested here (but see 'investment' above.) and I'm pretty confident that if there's a market, someone, somewhere will already have developed something close / closer to your needs.

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Plus there's a huge investment of personnel and resources against a possible return from (with all respect) a small percentage of users.Д®vernote have a definite policy of not messing with notes or titles - just preserving the data is enough of a challenge.

Syncing with Scrivener requires two corporations to agree to the idea and two teams of software engineers to fit it into their existing work schedules and find a way to make it work in multiple operating systems on multiple platforms, which would definitely fit my definition of 'hard' with added 'till warm places freeze solid'. There are probably more rattling around in people's head. So, I see three or four features or products there. Maybe just better Scrivener integration is the answer. This would be particularly useful as a placeholder you flesh out an idea around or place two or more notes on the same page weighing which is the better quote.ДЄn A/B screen environment would be more than useful your stack of notes (in free-form sort) on one side as cards, your draft on the other, where you could grab a note and drop it into your draft without losing focus on your draft. If one is working on a draft in EN, you can copy, cut and paste the content of notes into your work, but you can't drag a small representation of that note onto the page you're working on. Yes, you can turn off automatic sorting, but clicking on a card pulls focus to that card and takes over the screen. Once a person's notes are tagged pulled into a folder or stack, they are most difficult to organize and reorganize into Storyboards (corkboards) or Flowcharts. I don't know if this is a weakness of the EN SDK for output or an oversight by developers. I'm sitting on a treasure chest of 5500 notes, but they're a PITA to actually work with when producing product. So far, most developers are walking the well-worn path of getting information INTO EN, but few are working on organizing that data and getting it OUT of EN in ways that are useful in producing a written or visual product. Thought I'd start this discussion in 3rd Party mostly to give those developers looking for ideas to develop into applications some inkling of areas that are not being addressed in EN, particularly for writers, researchers, academics, etc.

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