Old Notebook "desk accessory"?

I'm sure many remember the old Apple Notebook - a little mini-app, once
called a "desk accessory". After it was abandonned by Apple, it was
taken up by Steve Harris. I used a beta version of his Notebook for
years, but it finally broke with Leopard. Does anyone know of a
substiitute? I do not want anything complicated - just a little
notepad to jot stuff in - a notepad that does not require any "Save"
process.

Thanks -

Cathy

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"there's a dance or two in the old dame yet." - mehitabel

C.Stevenson, M.D.
cats1921.TakeThisOut@invalidsonic.net

On Wed, 12 Dec 2007 10:38:26 -0800, Cathy Stevenson wrote
(in article <121220071038263412%cats1921@invalidsonic.net>):

> I'm sure many remember the old Apple Notebook - a little mini-app, once
> called a "desk accessory". After it was abandonned by Apple, it was
> taken up by Steve Harris. I used a beta version of his Notebook for
> years, but it finally broke with Leopard. Does anyone know of a
> substiitute? I do not want anything complicated - just a little
> notepad to jot stuff in - a notepad that does not require any "Save"
> process.
>
> Thanks -
>
> Cathy
>
>

I'm using an app that as far as I know never made it out of beta CocoaPad. It
works under Panther.

A quick VersionTracker search turned up this:

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/20548

Product Description:
NotePad is a faithful reproduction of the functions available in the Mac OS 9
desk accessory Note Pad. This is not an attempt to build a better mouse trap;
there are many more feature rich apps out there. This is simply intended to
do only what the desk accessory from OS 9 did.

If this is the one that you have been using, perhaps one of the other note
pad programs listed on versiontracker might work.

If not, I would be happy to send you a copy of my CocoaPad program for you to
try.

StephenC