Importing Notes Notability can import PDF, RTF, Note, DOC, PPT, and XLS files. Drag-and-drop a file into your note list or a subject to make a new note for that file. Drag-and-drop a PDF onto an open note to add the PDF to the end of the note. Click 'File Import' at the top of your Mac's screen and select the files you'd like to import. The files will be added to the currently selected subject. Exporting Notes To export a single note:. Click the thumbnail of the note you'd like to export.
Click 'File Export' at the top of your Mac's screen. Click PDF, ZIP (PDF + Recording), RTF, or Note.
Zip files can be unzipped to access audio recordings. Note format files can only be read by Notability. Select a destination folder for your note. To export multiple notes:. Hold down your keyboard's command key.
Click the notes you'd like to export to select them. Release the command key. Drag the notes to your desktop or another app. The selected notes will be exported in Note format. Sharing Notes Sharing notes with friends, students, or colleagues is easy in Notability. Click a note thumbnail and drag it to the desktop, Dropbox, or Google Drive. You can also drag and drop notes into Apple Mail.
Dragging and dropping a note will share the note in.note format, which only Notability can read. Once exported, you can share a note through email by attaching it like any other file. From Google Drive or Dropbox, you can share a note by sharing the folder it's in or by sharing just the note. Shared folders are an easy way to share notes with a group.
Added: support for AZERTY and other non-QWERTY keyboard layouts. Improved: functioning when the user's directory was moved. Fixed: crashing upon invoking the disk list or the list of favourites when the terminal window is active. Fixed: crashing upon invoking the preferences window. Lots of fixes and improvements (thank you guys for your continued feedback!). We are aware of the issue with “Restore Purchase” option failure and we are working with Apple on resolving it.
If you have questions, please contact our customer service at support@eltima.com. 1.7.2 Mar 23, 2017. Added: support for Dropbox API v2 (you will need to relink your Dropbox account).
Added: support for Amazon S3 buckets in the following regions: US East (Ohio), Asia Pacific (Mumbai), Canada (Central), EU (London). Added: the Hungarian, Polish and Ukrainian localizations. Improved: handling of Google Drive accounts (support for the new API). Improved: fetching of files on remote servers when viewing / editing them.
Improved: the built-in file viewer now remembers the viewing mode last used (text, hex, etc.) and the position and dimensions of its window. Fixed: getting the size of folders that contain bundles. Fixed: changing of Commander One's color theme on macOS 10.12.
Fixed: copying of HTML files from Amazon S3. Fixed: the Chinese localization. Fixed: a crash when uploading large files to OneDrive. Fixed: a crash when opening an S3 bucket in an unknown region. Fixed: a crash when changing certain settings in Connection Manager. Fixed: a rare case when no window contents were displayed on startup in Brief mode.
Fixed: freezing on dragging and dropping files on macOS 10.12. Fixed: the Esc button did not work when renaming files in Brief mode. Other minor fixes and improvements (thank you guys for your continued feedback!).
1.6 Sep 27, 2016. Added: support for OneDrive for Business accounts. (PRO version) Added: the ability to lock tabs. Added: the ability to configure hotkeys for: - switching between tabs; - selecting and unselecting items; - opening a file; - selecting a file and checking its size. Added: more criteria for sorting and display as columns in the Full mode: date added, date created, date last opened, permissions.
Added: the ability to choose the default text editor (used when you select a file and press F4). Added: the Korean and Japanese localizations.
Improved: clipboard handling (now files can not only be copied, but also moved using the CMD+C / Alt+CMD+V shortcuts, as in Finder). Improved: the size and modification date of the current file is now displayed in the Brief and Thumbs modes. Lots of other minor fixes and improvements (thank you guys for your continued feedback!).
1.5.2 May 4, 2016. Improved: error descriptions became more detailed when connecting to an FTP Server Much improved: work with Amazon S3 storage service, namely: - speed became much higher when processing a big amount of files; - issue when some files and buckets were not displayed was fixed. Fixed: erroneous handling of hidden files when working on FTP server: - hidden files were not shown; - folders containing hidden files couldn't be deleted. Fixed: crash when viewing the list of all computers in a local network on OS X Mavericks and Yosemite Fixed: incorrect display of folders contents in Brief and Thumbs views Fixed: copying of empty folders from DropBox in case folders' names contained capital letters Fixed: wrong data during file copying Fixed: several cases of application crash (Thanks for your crash reports, guys!). 1.2 Nov 25, 2015. LyteHouseTravler, Great Double Panel View I have started using this app for it’s tab panel views.
It is great for moving files from on location to another easily without wasting the time of playing with stacked or side by side finder windows. Unfortunately, it would have been better if the devs kept the shortcuts the same as finder. Because I cannot quickly preview files or use the osx wide hotkey commands (such as command + delete) this has become a niche app for me instead of the finder replacement I was looking for.
Regarldess, good app for me, and great for anyone who doesn’t mind having to learn new software, versus the software learning from you (as we say in the Human Computer Interaction field). Developer Response, Hello, thank you for the feedback.
As for hotkeys, you can assign your own for certain actions. You should disable the functionality of Function keys so that you could map specific keyboard shortcuts to F-Keys. LyteHouseTravler, Great Double Panel View I have started using this app for it’s tab panel views.
It is great for moving files from on location to another easily without wasting the time of playing with stacked or side by side finder windows. Unfortunately, it would have been better if the devs kept the shortcuts the same as finder. Because I cannot quickly preview files or use the osx wide hotkey commands (such as command + delete) this has become a niche app for me instead of the finder replacement I was looking for. Regarldess, good app for me, and great for anyone who doesn’t mind having to learn new software, versus the software learning from you (as we say in the Human Computer Interaction field).
Developer Response, Hello, thank you for the feedback. As for hotkeys, you can assign your own for certain actions. You should disable the functionality of Function keys so that you could map specific keyboard shortcuts to F-Keys. Randomuser07030, Avoid this company Avoid this company.
I bought other software from this company, and found it doesn't work as advertised. Unfortunately they don't offer a trial version of this 'pro' features. Words with friends for mac desktop.
You MUST buy a license to even try them out. Some features are extremely buggy.
The company claims to have a money back guarantee, but I found this to be a false claim. I sent them screen capture videos demonstrating the bugs and shortcomings of the software. Basically, it does not work as advertised. In spite of having this proof, they STILL REFUSED to refund my money. I recommend avoiding purchasing or even using this company's software. Late last year their software was found to be bundles with malware. Just do a google search.
Developer Response, All our users are welcome to use PRO Pack features of Commander One for 15 days for free. Also, as we value our customers, if for some reason they did not have enough time to test the product within a trial period, they always may request to extend the trial period of Commander One PRO for 15 more days. I would like to inform you that we always stick to our Refund Policy. The customer is always getting the refund if the case appeared to be eligible for refund.
As for malware, yes, this happened to our software, but it was fixed within a day. Now ESET has confirmed that there is no malware on our page where the applications are distributed.
Randomuser07030, Avoid this company Avoid this company. I bought other software from this company, and found it doesn't work as advertised. Unfortunately they don't offer a trial version of this 'pro' features. You MUST buy a license to even try them out. Some features are extremely buggy. The company claims to have a money back guarantee, but I found this to be a false claim.
I sent them screen capture videos demonstrating the bugs and shortcomings of the software. Basically, it does not work as advertised. In spite of having this proof, they STILL REFUSED to refund my money. I recommend avoiding purchasing or even using this company's software. Late last year their software was found to be bundles with malware.
Just do a google search. Developer Response, All our users are welcome to use PRO Pack features of Commander One for 15 days for free. Also, as we value our customers, if for some reason they did not have enough time to test the product within a trial period, they always may request to extend the trial period of Commander One PRO for 15 more days. I would like to inform you that we always stick to our Refund Policy. The customer is always getting the refund if the case appeared to be eligible for refund.
As for malware, yes, this happened to our software, but it was fixed within a day. Now ESET has confirmed that there is no malware on our page where the applications are distributed. Mlbin55, A dual-pane file manager is a must I first used a dual-pane file manager on the Amiga over 30 years ago and haven’t been able to abide anything less since. When I started a new job recently and got a Mac for the first time, this was the first upgrade I looked for.
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The free Commander One worked great, but then I was looking for a better terminal for the Mac, and found that the Commander One pro pack had that, so I gladly upgraded. Plus, there are even more tools included that I can explore. Commander One is great! Mlbin55, A dual-pane file manager is a must I first used a dual-pane file manager on the Amiga over 30 years ago and haven’t been able to abide anything less since. When I started a new job recently and got a Mac for the first time, this was the first upgrade I looked for.
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The free Commander One worked great, but then I was looking for a better terminal for the Mac, and found that the Commander One pro pack had that, so I gladly upgraded. Plus, there are even more tools included that I can explore. Commander One is great!