KeyNote: Add-ons

Additional downloads for KeyNote: Plugins, sample files, help files, buttons, templates, etc.

Updated Help files for KeyNote

Edited and reformatted by John Biederman, who also added a few new sections. You can replace your existing keynote.hlp file with the WinHelp file available here. The HTML Help version will not work with KeyNote, but it is more convenient for browsing and reading.

Sample KeyNote files

Various sample files that you can use directly or as examples of how others are using KeyNote.

More sample files, add-ons, screenshots, etc.

These are links to external sites, where you can find more sample files and related material.

Plugins for KeyNote

Plugins require KeyNote version 0.999 or higher. To install: unzip the downloaded file into the "plugins" subdirectory directly below the directory where KeyNote is installed. If the Resource Panel is not visible in KeyNote, display it by clicking the "View" menu and selecting the "Resource Panel" command. In the Resource Panel, click the "Plugins" tab to display a list of installed plugins. You may have to refresh the list: to do so, right-click the list of plugins and select the "Reload plugins" command. Double-click a plugin to run it. Please view the "readme.txt" file included with each plugin.

PDA integration

Plugins and additional resources to integrate KeyNote with PDAs

Plugin development kit

kntplugins-dev.zip - includes documentation and example source code for those interested in writing plugins for KeyNote; about 200 kb

File format specification

Detailed specification of KeyNote file format. The package includes detailed description of the file structure, additional notes and example .KNT files.

KNTConvert: KeyNote converter

kntconvert.zip - Program to convert mail and news archives or free-form plain text files to KeyNote tree-type notes; Requires KeyNote 1.3 or later; about 400 kb

Miscellaneous extras

Buttons

A small collection of KeyNote buttons donated by users of KeyNote. You can use these buttons if you have a website of your own and would like to include a link to KeyNote.

Software created with Borland Delphi