| Extend Notes capabilities [message #131314] |
Wed, 10 August 2016 08:27  |
JLTdeWit
Messages: 2
Registered: August 2016
Location: Netherlands
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Hi guys,
Kinda new here, so not sure if this is the place for this topic.
I'm looking for a better way for managing my notes. At the moment i'm using Evernote but i like to keep my stuff in the same place. With the new Evernote policy that free users only can access their notes on two devices its even more of a hassle.
The notes in the Kerio Connect client seem promising, but lack some features. Instead of small notes (one or two lines) i usually use it for a lot more. Notes of meetings, brainstorms etc. Some text formatting would be a very nice thing to have here. Like, the same formatting as an email would probably suffice.
Is there any way to extend the notes in Kerio in this way?
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| Re: Extend Notes capabilities [message #131319 is a reply to message #131316] |
Wed, 10 August 2016 10:07  |
Pavel Špalek (Kerio)
Messages: 270
Registered: May 2010
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Just technical background: there are clients that are capable to use HTML tags in tasks, but most of them uses only plaintext. So to maintain backward compatibility we currently convert HTML tasks to plain text. But seriously, submit this feature request, it will help us to evaluate priority of the features.
Pavel Špalek
developer - Kerio Connect
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| Re: Extend Notes capabilities [message #131354 is a reply to message #131314] |
Thu, 11 August 2016 19:36 |
Bud Durland
Messages: 586
Registered: December 2013
Location: Plattsburgh, NY
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[quote title=JLTdeWit wrote on Wed, 10 August 2016 02:27I'm looking for a better way for managing my notes. At the moment i'm using Evernote but i like to keep my stuff in the same place. With the new Evernote policy that free users only can access their notes on two devices its even more of a hassle.[/quote]
I've always looked at the notes in kerio as a simple sticky note replacement, and expected nothing more. I see a lot of trouble trying to bake even the most basic functionality of a dedicated note taking app -- text markup, bullets, tables, fonts, etc -- into the Kerio note app. Even if they do it, once it's deployed there will be the requests (and complaints) that the Kerio notes are not compatible with <fill in your particular note taking app here>.
The EverNote upgrade is only $35/yr. Honestly, if you use it that much it's probably worth the money.
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