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Notes Manager Full	GoldenSection Notes	SoftX Secure Notes	Atlast! File Notes Organizer

$19.95 - Lux-Software

Your Thoughts Are Your Keys To Success! "Notes Manager" has many useful features to help you organize, manage and quickly finds your notes and thoughts. The program has delicious interface.

$35.00 - TGS Labs

GSNotes is a user-friendly e-notebook that organizes your notes in a folder tree format for your convenience and works as a word processor. The program has received dozens of awards and supports over 20 languages. Download your copy now!

$14.95 - SoftX.org

A Personal Information Manager (PIM), which enables you to organize and securely store your personal information in a strongly encrypted database. This information will be accessible from your personal computer and/ or Pocket PC.

$49.00 - Atlast! Solutions

The one stop solution for writing notes against any files on disk, removable media and over networks. The enhanced Windows Explorer like design, features a built-in viewer, file filter, bookmark, annotation and video clip tools.

	Outlook2Notes $160.00 - SoftwareForLitSupport Outlook2Notes is a client based tool that leverages existing Outlook and Lotus Notes client libraries to offer a simple Outlook to Lotus Notes email migration capability. custom, deadline, task, journal, tasks, easynotes, dead line, scheduled, note book, docpad

	NSF to PST Conversion $250.00 - NSF to PST NSF to PST Conversion Tool is designed to switch Lotus Notes NSF mail database to MS Outlook PST files. NSF to PST Converter is an advanced Lotus Notes email migration tool that convert or migrate NSF files of Lotus Notes to MS Outlook PST Files. Convert Lotus Notes emails, calendars, tasks and contacts to Microsoft Outlook PST files. track, yellow, notice, tracking, encrypted notes, secure notes, outline, filing system, file notes, download manager
	Music Notes Flash Cards $9.95 - mySoftwareFactory.net Space Flight is a musical note learning game. Its self paced learning system mixed with fun, make Space Flight an effective educatinal tool. Its simple to use. Dedicated to promoting education, it comes with a free level which never expires. Children learn best when learning is fun. Built as an arcade style game, Space Flight turns the chore of learning musical notes into an adventure. migrate notes emails, paperport, file manager software, document manager, file organizer, removable media, disk catalog, file viewer, file manager, compression software

	Fret Fun $4.95 - Heron Creek Music Fret Fun is the interactive guitar flash card game that helps you learn the note names for the guitar and get you on your way to reading music. It's very simple and fun to play! Each game presents a random selection of 20 notes, displayed one at a time, and you will be asked to identify where it lives on the fingerboard by selecting its name, string number and fret number. Three challenge levels, review of missed notes at end of every game. quick view plus, windows explorer replacement, learn notes on guitar, teach fingerboard, nsf converter, fingerboard, nsf export, teach notes on guitar, notes conversion, flash cards
	NSF to PST Conversion $250.00 - NSF to PST Conversion Migration of NSF file to PST file is now very simple, safe & secure with our NSF to PST conversion software. No more higher costs involved with Lotus Notes migration to Outlook. Get the Export Notes license and migrate NSF mailboxes to PST mailboxes in easy steps. Convert all items of Lotus Notes to Outlook with keeping all metadata of Lotus Notes emails intact. The perfect solution to transfer and view NSF email in Outlook emails client. children, guitar flash cards, learn fingerboard, learn fretboard, flashcards, nsf conversion, educational, teach guitar notes, flash card, game

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