ScratchPad pour Mac
Prenez des notes, gardez-les organisées.
Gratuit
Version 1.4.1Lorsque vous achetez via les liens de notre site, nous pouvons percevoir une commission d’affiliation
Aperçu de ScratchPad
ScratchPad est une application simple et gratuite pour Mac OS X conçue pour aider à garder ces notes que vous devez prendre organisées. Essentiellement une version moderne du programme Bloc-notes qui était fourni avec le Mac OS classique, ScratchPad est exactement cela : un bloc-notes.
Fonctionnalités
- Prend en charge le texte enrichi afin que vous puissiez personnaliser vos polices et couleurs comme vous le souhaitez
- Prise en charge des images et des photos
- Léger - a tout ce dont vous avez besoin sans le superflu
- Pages multiples pour que vous puissiez organiser vos notes comme vous le souhaitez
- Sauvegarde automatique
- Écrit en Cocoa pour tirer parti de l'API native d'Apple
- [Nouveau] Prend en charge la synchronisation entre plusieurs ordinateurs avec Dropbox
- [Nouveau] Sandboxed pour une meilleure sécurité
- Gratuit !
Nouveautés de la version 1.4.1
Version 1.4.1 :
- Boutons de retour et d'avance mis à jour pour utiliser les boutons natifs d'OS X
- Ajout d'icônes compatibles Retina
ScratchPad pour Mac
Gratuit
Version 1.4.1
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Notes des utilisateurs
Jun 30, 2015
Version: 1.4
This is one of my all time favorite apps; I use it every day.
Very simple and elegant way to drag drop, store and display images and text from the web and add notes or whatever (that's what I use it for, anyway, art).
It's stable and there are no bloated toolbars, grids, complicated interface or other useless structural impositions - it's the best approximation of a truly straightforward notebook or scrapbook I've found, and I've tried a bunch. Just click on whatever you've dragged in and it opens source. Add whatever text you want. Back up with DropBox if you want.
I use it mostly for several collections- primarily art-related images/ideas and text from the web for inspiration, at this point hundreds of pages worth. It's paginated, so an index is easy to compile. It might be nice to be able to create a category menu (like simple notepads) instead, but I wouldn't change anything else. You can do other clever things with this app (see 'about') - I don't need to.
Very simple and elegant way to drag drop, store and display images and text from the web and add notes or whatever (that's what I use it for, anyway, art).
It's stable and there are no bloated toolbars, grids, complicated interface or other useless structural impositions - it's the best approximation of a truly straightforward notebook or scrapbook I've found, and I've tried a bunch. Just click on whatever you've dragged in and it opens source. Add whatever text you want. Back up with DropBox if you want.
I use it mostly for several collections- primarily art-related images/ideas and text from the web for inspiration, at this point hundreds of pages worth. It's paginated, so an index is easy to compile. It might be nice to be able to create a category menu (like simple notepads) instead, but I wouldn't change anything else. You can do other clever things with this app (see 'about') - I don't need to.
Jun 21, 2012
Version: 1.4
Excellent Freeware. I use it all the time and I love it.
Apr 25, 2012
Version: 1.4
Well I don't need a new icon or Lion looking buttons on Snow Leopard. I don't need dropbox, sandbox, sparkle updates or anything else in the release notes for that matter.
I do however, really NEED a SEARCH function!!! Is that EVER going to happen for this app?
Apr 23, 2012
Version: 1.4
Got an updated version of this app today. Lost all my notes & cannot get into this app anymore since it has been updated.
Sep 26, 2008
Version: 1.3
There's missing a Hotkey for Showing/Hinding the window and a dockless option.
