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What software do you use to take notes?

 
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SleepParalysis
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Topic starter 06/05/2008 12:54 am  

I'm wondering what examiners here are using to jot down notes. I myself use Word or Open Office or just plain old text documents depending on the OS I'm using.

So, besides pen and paper, what are you guys using? Any specialized note-taking software?


   
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 fresponse_s
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06/05/2008 1:04 am  

Forensic CaseNotes..
http//www.qccis.com/?section=casenotes

Very slick product.


   
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SleepParalysis
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Topic starter 06/05/2008 2:19 am  

Forensic CaseNotes..
http//www.qccis.com/?section=casenotes

Very slick product.

I'm looking at it now, very slick indeed.


   
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 fresponse_s
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06/05/2008 2:26 am  

I have used it plenty of times, it's a great tool.

Enjoy!

M Shannon


   
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 kovar
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06/05/2008 3:58 am  

Greetings,

That does look pretty slick. Now, if they had an OS X version. Yea, I know, that's what I get for not using XP.

I generally am pretty low tech with my field notes and use Notepad (when running XP) and just a editor session in a shell when using OS X. This is an intentional decision as I want to be able to access the information from whatever platform I'm working on without needing a particular application installed.

-David


   
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