Jotter

I have used Sanscript to produce some useful software, amongst other things a program I called Jotter that was similar to KJots but which used Windows Notepad as a base, when the program was started a dialogue appeared where text could be input, when OK was clicked the program would time stamp the input and then save and close the file automatically a new line with text and time stamp was added automatically every time the application was started (used this at work for time keeping on projects), I was also able to construct an application on a form which with the help of two input boxes would work out an unknown radius using the chord method (a program to assist a machine operator)

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2008

I have used Sanscript to produce some useful software, amongst other things a program I called Jotter that was similar to KJots but which used Windows Notepad as a base, when the program was started a dialogue appeared where text could be input, when OK was clicked the program would time stamp the input and then save and close the file automatically a new line with text and time stamp was added automatically every time the application was started (used this at work for time keeping on projects), I was also able to construct an application on a form which with the help of two input boxes would work out an unknown radius using the chord method (a program to assist a machine operator)

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2008

I have used Sanscript to produce some useful software, amongst other things a program I called Jotter that was similar to KJots but which used Windows Notepad as a base, when the program was started a dialogue appeared where text could be input, when OK was clicked the program would time stamp the input and then save and close the file automatically a new line with text and time stamp was added automatically every time the application was started (used this at work for time keeping on projects), I was also able to construct an application on a form which with the help of two input boxes would work out an unknown radius using the chord method (a program to assist a machine operator)

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2008

I have used Sanscript to produce some useful software, amongst other things a program I called Jotter that was similar to KJots but which used Windows Notepad as a base, when the program was started a dialogue appeared where text could be input, when OK was clicked the program would time stamp the input and then save and close the file automatically a new line with text and time stamp was added automatically every time the application was started (used this at work for time keeping on projects), I was also able to construct an application on a form which with the help of two input boxes would work out an unknown radius using the chord method (a program to assist a machine operator)

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2008

If Cross pen and pencil sets represented the Bentleys of writing implements when I was growing up, the Parker "Jotter" was the Cadillac.

When Parker Pens Ruled Ralph Gardner Jr. 2010

Parker , great grandson of the company's founder, who also attended the Museum of Arts and Design festivities, admitted, "A lot of people have forgotten about the Jotter; a lot of people have forgotten about Parker."

When Parker Pens Ruled Ralph Gardner Jr. 2010

According to Jotter, a Kos blogger who has made an art form of digesting and analyzing the site's user data, in the last seven days, the site has gained 1,959 new registered members -- 483 in just the last day.

DailyKos Membership Surges This Week Sifry, Micah L. 2007

It was, more accurately, a "Big Value Jumbo Jotter", a notepad bought from my local newsagents in the winter of 1980 when I was nine years old.

The Guardian World News Russell Kane 2011

Also, Day Timers has Jotter size binders but they are more expensive.www. daytimers.com

D*I*Y Planner - Comments 2009

Also, Day Timers has Jotter size binders but they are more expensive.www. daytimers.com

D*I*Y Planner - Comments dimar 2009