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Luminotes is a personal wiki notebook for organizing your notes and ideas. For
more information, see:
Luminotes is a WYSIWYG personal wiki notebook for organizing your notes and
ideas. For more information, see:
http://luminotes.com/

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<h3>about</h3>
<p>
Luminotes is a personal wiki notebook for organizing your notes and ideas.
It's designed for creating highly interconnected documents with many links
between concepts. Streamlined visual editing allows you to create your wiki
without having to use any special markup codes or switch to a separate edit
mode.
Luminotes is a WYSIWYG personal wiki notebook for organizing your notes and
ideas. It's designed for creating highly interconnected documents with many
links between concepts. Streamlined visual editing allows you to create your
wiki without having to use any special markup codes or switch to a separate
edit mode.
</p>
<p>
Most wikis are designed for creating one large document per page, which is
great for encyclopedias, but for your own notes that can be somewhat
unwieldy. With Luminotes, you deal with several notes all at once on the same
web page, so you get a big-picture view of what you're working on and can
easily make links from one concept to another.
Most wikis are designed for creating one large document per page. But for your
own notes, this approach can grow rather unwieldy. With Luminotes, you deal
with several notes all at once on the same web page, so you get a big-picture
view of what you're working on and can easily make links from one concept to
another.
</p>
<p>

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<p>
Luminotes makes heavy use of a browser feature called DesignMode to implement
"what you see is what you mean" wiki editing. Unfortunately, DesignMode
support is incomplete in some browsers like Safari. Newer versions of Safari
will feature improvements in this area, so look for Luminotes to support
Safari at some point in the future. Recent versions of the Opera web browser
do support DesignMode, so that's also a potential future addition to the list
of supported browsers.
WYSIWYG wiki editing. Unfortunately, DesignMode support is incomplete in some
browsers like Safari. Newer versions of Safari will feature improvements in
this area, so look for Luminotes to support Safari at some point in the
future. Recent versions of the Opera web browser do support DesignMode, so
that's also a potential future addition to the list of supported browsers.
</p>
<p>

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<ul>
<li><b>viewing and editing, together at last</b><br />
<li><b>WYSIWYG viewing and editing, together at last</b><br />
With Luminotes, you can update any wiki note without having to switch to
a separate edit mode. And you can forget about markup or markdown.

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static/html/welcome to your wiki.html
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note will open up for you to view or edit. You can switch between notes simply
by clicking on them, and hide notes by clicking the "hide" button.</p>
<p><b>To save a note</b>, don't do anything! Luminotes saves your work
automatically. If you'd like a particular note to be displayed whenever you
login, select "show on startup" under options.
<p>That's all you need to know to get started with your Luminotes wiki. It's
really that easy. There's also a <a href="/guide" target=_top">Luminotes user
guide</a> with more detailed information. Enjoy!</p>