Help! We recently developed SquareNote, v3.5 for free
distribution to students, faculty, scholars, researchers and
writers. Because it's free, we have no budget for getting out
the word about this resource/tool. We will be grateful for any
suggestions.
For nine years, SquareNote has been helping grad
students, college students and faculty scholars to keep track of
their research notes and plan better theses, dissertations,
papers and books. A good description of this software is "index
cards on a PC, with automatic cross-referencing and indexing."
Many thousands of scholars, writers and researchers in 39
countries and at more than 1,100 colleges and universities use
it. It has been a lifesaver for hundreds of PhD candidates
organizing notes for their dissertation, and for authors
preparing to write a book. It's also used by many as a "personal
information manager."
For example, it's been a great help to professors of
history and commercial authors of historical biographies. [E.g.,
"Beethoven In German Politics, 1870-1989." by Professor David B.
Dennis of Loyala/Chicago University [New Haven: Yale University
Press, April, 1996; and the recent "Winchell: Gossip, Power And
The Culture Of Celebrity" by Neal Gabler [New York: Alfred A.
Knopf, 1994.]
SquareNote runs on any IBM-compatible PC, under MS-DOS
[its natural habitat], MS-Windows [where 50% of our users have
it], the DOS partition of OS/2 and Power-PC MACs with DOS/Windows
emulator or PC-card.
We maintain a WWW site and an FTP site from which
SquareNote3.5 may be downloaded. It's free. Once downloaded, it
may be duplicated for other scholars, students and researchers.
The WWW site and email address are in the signature below.
However, we are happy to make other arrangements with department
offices, computer departments or libraries.
Thanks for your help.
Caroline Nachman, SQN Inc. "Organizes, | For free SquareNote3.5,
indexes & retrieves your notes, ideas | email [log in to unmask]"
& documents. Like index cards on a PC."| or open http://sqn.com"
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