Liquid Text Alternative

[ryanjamurphy]

You might want to look at the following threads:

Highlights v. MarginNote v. LiquidText v

There looks to be a sudden wave of PDF note taking apps, and I am wondering if anyone has taken the opportunity to play around with them/add them to their workflow/have other alternatives… really liking LiquidText right now, but always open to ideas, suggestions and the like…

MarginNote3 for thinking and knowledge management

Continuing the discussion from RemNote, It is a Real Horse Race Now: Could you please enlighten ? I’m not sure I can do it justice, having just gotten back into using it. When starting to study a topic, you create a notebook and add books to the notebook. Books can be PDFs, EPUBs, etc. You can then read the documents on one half of the screen, and drag highlights into the workspace of the notebook. These highlights (cards) can then be linked together, notes and pictures added to them, etc. …