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Leveraging Commonplace Entries

Adventure # 19 • Tuesday, July 30, 2024

Once you have a commonplace book, what can you do with it?

Here’s where all that hard work pays off, if you’re using Notenik.

  • View all the entries in your book, sorted by the titles you have assigned to each entry.
  • View the entries sorted by Author.
  • View the entries sorted by Date Added, or by Timestamp.
  • View your book as a tree, organized by category (aka Tags), so that you can see the entries you’ve placed in a certain category.
  • Share any particular entry as a nicely formatted quotation, in either Markdown or HTML; share to the clipboard in preparation for pasting into another app or text file or web page.
  • View a random quotation.
  • Publish to a web site.
  • Export into another format.

And I’m sure there are probably some others that I’m forgetting, but these are the ones I use the most.


This post is part of a series on use of Notenik to maintain a commonplace book. If you found this post to be of interest, then you may want to read some of these others as well.

  1. Commonplacing with Notenik
  2. Storage Medium for a Commonplace Book
  3. Commonplace Data
  4. Custom Display Mode
  5. Leveraging Commonplace Entries
  6. Formatting a Quote Attribution with Notenik 15.0.0
  7. Importing a Quotation from WikiQuote
  8. Using Match-Merge Logic in Notenik

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