Need to know about Debrief 2.3

[Crespin]

Hi everyone, I am looking for a software application which is offers a extremely fast way to notes down and stay on top of their ideas. However I recently heard about the Debrief 2.3 software application. I need to know something more about this software application. Can any one will help me to tell something about features and specification about this application?

[Glenny]

The application's user interface can at first worry some; however they will soon determine nearly all of the icons crowding the top of this application are needless. A hardly any minutes of experimenting and clicking around will serve the user a great deal better than a trip to the Help file, though it's available. The software application functions mainly as a note-taker.

[Eric B]

Users have to click on an icon to write a note and extravagance it like a word processor (the application is complete through the options to change font, color and other text options). The application’s biggest benefit is its aptitude to catalog these notes with easy files. Prearranged like a file tree, users make and save their notes in Personal, Business, or customized folders.

[JonathanD]

The second element of the application is a calendar that displays what notes are happening on every day. at the same time as we would have liked to look an alarm system, this is at rest a quite good way to get a quick look of your daily life. The application's best particular feature is its capability to run off reports. Users can able look every their personal or business notes run off, or can have specific days filtered into the report.

[ThoMas321]

There are several features of Debrief 2.3

• Note Decks

Notes can be displayed in a similar fashion to index cards, arranging notes in different orders to produce drafts for whitepapers, articles, or books.

• Note Flags

Mark notes as favorites, work in progress, attention required. Refer to them later with only one or two mouse clicks.

• Index

An index can be maintained for topics that span across subject areas, like an index in a book.

• Reading List and Library

A reading list may be maintained, which builds a library for which research notes may be taken and end notes managed.

• To-Dos, Assignments, Discussions

To-Dos, Assignments, and Discussions can be managed in Debrief. While the task features are robust, notes may also be taken with each task and later viewed within different contexts.

• Issues, Changes, Risks, Decisions, Milestones

The Case feature supports a "systems management" approach for man-aging work like: issues, changes, risks, decisions, milestones, and so on. Notes and tasks can be included with each case.