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Simpsons
38% (83 votes)
Futurama
31% (67 votes)
Family Guy
27% (58 votes)
American Dad
1% (3 votes)
King of the Hill
3% (7 votes)
Total votes: 218
Remarkable (Robert)
0% (0 votes)
Scratch (Pascal)
13% (1 vote)
Notae (ty)
63% (5 votes)
Moleskine (Zach/Kevin)
25% (2 votes)
Binder (TikTokk)
0% (0 votes)
Notable (William)
0% (0 votes)
PadPoet(ry) (William)
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 8

I’m almost to a release point with a notepad designed around how I use them, and I’m adding in features that I’ve always wanted in a notepad (Adobe-style keyboard shortcuts for font size and kerning, for one Smiling ). Now that I’m to the point of handling the nitty-gritty (like import and export) rather than the fluff (getting it working in the first place; Cocoa rocks) I have to ask:

What do you want in a note pad program?Read more

Now taking feature requests for TR 2.0. This round we’re in Cocoa (I have TR 1.0 functionality in the Cocoa version as of now (plug some UI goodies like an actual progress bar…)) and there’s a lot more open than the old framework could handle.

Here’s a list of “future” ideas (not necessarily 2.0). Feel free to vote for one or more. Let’s be realistic as well. Eye-wink

  • Replacement table to aid in pronunciations (will support TTS phenomes as well).
  • Export All command.
  • A “collection” document type that can hold a group of text files to encode and preferences per document (voice, rate, destination, etc.).
  • Ability to encode RSS feeds (I have some special ideas about this one…).
  • Direct MP3 export (have to learn QuickTime’s APIs first so this will be a bit off).
  • Control over pitch, rate, voice, etc.

Comments welcome.

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