Thread: Windows desktop reader: note handling & multimonitors: what software?
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Old 06-01-2013, 01:19 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by xtoff47 View Post
Any software for Windows XP desktop which will allow export to .txt or .doc or .rtf of notes and annotations?

My workaround at the moment is to read in .epub in Sony Reader for PC, highlight passages, make notes and then to export to .rtf
Using calibre to manage library but I find no function for note handling (unless I am among the reading, walking blind) in calibre.

2) Any reading software which allows for multi monitor use?

Thanks in advance.
I use up to 3 monitors when editing (tweaking) EPUBS.
1 may have Calibre and Sigil,
another has Notepad++ for coding notes and code snippets
the 3rd gets detached tools/Calibre viewer (to check edit success )

The notes are not hard linked to the WIP, but a well thought naming convention might work
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