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Arios · 11-17-2015, 08:50 PM

This is a nice initiative crankypants!

I'm busy presently, but I'd surely like to give it a try (I'll send you a PM).

I think markdown is very useful for short notes and to begin a writing project.

I tend to use WriteMonkey (http://writemonkey.com/index.php) because it can export to the default web browser so you can see the source and get html codes easily. Moreover, you can choose different markup standard: nice!

By the way, the main screen looks like an old DOS app!

The fun thing is when you have learned the codes pertaining to your "markdown flavor": you can use it with the most simplistic text editor.

Turtle91, do you use <h6> regularly?

I think I never gone so deep.

PS MarkdownPad (also freeware) is not bad either.

11-17-2015, 08:50 PM	#10
Arios A curiosus lector! Posts: 463 Karma: 2015140 Join Date: Jun 2012 Device: Sony PRS-T1, Kobo Touch	This is a nice initiative crankypants! I'm busy presently, but I'd surely like to give it a try (I'll send you a PM). I think markdown is very useful for short notes and to begin a writing project. I tend to use WriteMonkey (http://writemonkey.com/index.php) because it can export to the default web browser so you can see the source and get html codes easily. Moreover, you can choose different markup standard: nice! By the way, the main screen looks like an old DOS app! The fun thing is when you have learned the codes pertaining to your "markdown flavor": you can use it with the most simplistic text editor. Turtle91, do you use <h6> regularly? I think I never gone so deep. PS MarkdownPad (also freeware) is not bad either.