User:SamiZhan/a Beginners' Guide for KDE Software/Manage your notes with KJots

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KJots is a software in KDE SC to help you to manage your notes and journal. The software is simple to use , but it's quite powerful! In this chapter , I will tell you how to use it to manage your notes with an example.

As I have told before , I enjoy watching nordic films especially ones directed by Lukas Moodysson. So I will show you how do I collect the reviews of his film Fucking Åmål.

First Run

When you run this program for the first time , KJots will request you to create a new book.

Type in the name of the book , then Click OK.

Change the name of a book or page

By default , KJots will create a page for that book , you should Change it to what you want.

Paste plain text

Of course , you could use "Ctrl+V"to paste something , but that will paste the text with its format. If you want to paste plain text , Right-click and click "Paste plain text..."

Set the format of text

KJots allows you to set format of the text! For instance , I copied some reviews of the Swedish film Fucking Åmål in the book , and I want to set some format to some of the texts.

Well , I bold the author of the review:

Then, I set the font:

In the review , there is a sentence told me that this films was so successful in Sweden that it almost toppled Titanic , so I decide to make a text highlight of that sentence:

The result is :

Hmm, it's really great.

Create New Pages

After I finish that page , I have to start a new page to collect another review. So I click "New Page" in the action bar:

Then I have to rename it:

Use List Styles

There is also a list function! Choose list style by clicking "Format --> List Style --> ..."

You can also increase or decrease the indent.

Export

Finally , I have collect many reviews!

Now , I want to share it with other fans of Fucking Åmål.

Use File --> Export --> ..." to export the notes! You can export it to html files. If you just want to do a backup , I think you may export it to a Book File!