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Unlike many note-taking applications, '''BasKet''' allows the user to organize notes into a hierarchy of baskets. Notes in a basket can be grouped together for easier manipulation and can themselves contain embedded media (movies, pictures, even sound clips) as well as plain text, links, and rich text.

Unlike many note-taking applications, BasKet allows the user to organize notes into a hierarchy of baskets. Notes in a basket can be grouped together for easier manipulation and can themselves contain embedded media (movies, pictures, even sound clips) as well as plain text, links, and rich text.

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	Unlike many note-taking applications, '''BasKet''' allows the user to organize notes into a hierarchy of baskets. Notes in a basket can be grouped together for easier manipulation and can themselves contain embedded media (movies, pictures, even sound clips) as well as plain text, links, and rich text. ~~[[File:Basket_fr.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Panier "Recherche" du Blocs Notes ''Basket'']]~~		[[File:Basket_fr.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Panier "Recherche" du Blocs Notes ''Basket'']]Unlike many note-taking applications, '''BasKet''' allows the user to organize notes into a hierarchy of baskets. Notes in a basket can be grouped together for easier manipulation and can themselves contain embedded media (movies, pictures, even sound clips) as well as plain text, links, and rich text.