There's a host of public domain/shareware type stuff on the net of the sticky yellow note ilk- some of them very good. I use a commercial product called Sidekick which used to be from Borland but has been sold off, I think. I'ts a tremendous little product for keeping (and finding!) notes and is also a very good database for files phone numbers, addresses etc. Tim On Sun, 11 Feb 1996, ELAINE HEUMANN GURIAN wrote: > I am interested in finding out what software folks use to keep track of > snippets they read and might like to use someday in a paper or speech. > I have a pc with Windows 95. I keep hoping that there will be an easy > way to take notes even though I don't have a mac. > > Please let me know what the software is called, how it is organized, > where I can get it and if you like it. > > Thanks. > Elaine Heumann Gurian > [log in to unmask] > Tim ********************************************************************** * Tim Bosher * Museum of Victoria * * [log in to unmask] * Information Systems Branch * * Phone: +61 3 651 6751 * Fax: +61 3 651 6180 * * * * There is no time like the present to postpone * * what you should be doing. * * * **********************************************************************