So far, I have the following done:

New Features

• Supports multiple note types, including rich text, PDF (read-only), and Web Archive (read-only).
• Imports Web Archive, URLs, and HTML files on-disk as web notes.
• Imports PDF files on-disk as PDF notes.
• Exports to iPod as textual notes, even to multiple iPods at once.
• Full-screen editing mode.
• Tags browser makes it much easier to find notes without searching.
• Note header makes editing tags and renaming much easier.
• New option to do nothing at startup.
• Table area supports the Home/End/Delete keys as one would expect.
• Complete Unified appearance. Pinstripes are dead.
• System-wide shortcuts to activate Notae and optionally prepare a new note for entry.
• Quick Entry window (with an SWS) to add one-off notes or have a little scratch pad.

• Core code reorganization resulting in a whole lotta incidental bug fixes.

Fixes

• Changing the type of search now re-searches on the new type.
• Undo/redo works properly for strikethrough and font changes.
• Remembers the background color of notes now (required a schema change, hence the delay).
• Resorts table after name changes, etc.

• Import is much faster and now has an accurate, modal progress bar.

And wow, was that a mess of fun. In doing that, I cleaned up a lot of the code that had accumulated over the 1.x timeframe so it’s both a bit faster and easier to add features to. I still have the following to do:

Planned Features

• Native export: PDFs to PDF files, Web Archives to webarchive files, text notes to RTFD files.
• Clippings import.
• Contextual menu to insert frequently-used snippets/templates.
• Drag-and-drop export of notes to files.
• Remember two sets of columns; one for the horizontal view and one for the vertical.

• Move the default filetype to SQL instead of binary for better performance with the new note types.

I think the feature set is pretty much closed now and I’m just going to finish off this list and then hit beta testing. I’m pondering releasing a time-limited beta and anyone that actually wants to report bugs (and have a chance to be rewarded with a license code) can contact me for a Trac account upgrade. That should give those that want to see it a chance to do so, and those that would like to actually test it can do so, be tracked, and probably get a free copy for the help.