This page explains how Hookmark communicates (“integrates”) with other apps to link their items to each other and to other apps’ items. It also explains how you can customize these integrations. There is a list of examples below. How Hookmark works with your favorite apps When Hookmark is invoked in the context of an app […]
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When you bring up Hookmark for the first time ever on a particular web page, such as this one, all you will see is the title item, like this: After you’ve hooked something (like a text file via Hook to New) you see one or more hooked, like this: Then you can use Hookmark to
Hookmark provides the world’s easiest, most flexible, general, elegant and only way to create notes about anything that are linked to just about anything (in the app of your choice)! Before Hookmark, people had practically given up on taking notes about their sources (web pages, PDFs, emails, spreadsheets, videos etc.). Why? Because without Hookmark, it’s
Here are some screencasts to help you understand Hookmark and how it can improve your productivity. For some of the videos, you can click on the link to view it on YouTube. Using Hookmark with particular software Videos made with Hookmark 6 (latest) Copy and use links to FILES with Hookmark’s Finder extension How to
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NotePlan NotePlan brings Markdown and other hypertext functions to your calendar and planning notes. What’s more, the latest NotePlan update, released last week, contains an AppleScript application programming interface (API) that enables users to automatically link its notes! As described below, when you invoke Hook in NotePlan, Hook uses this API. This means you can
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Do you not only read a lot on the web, but also contribute to it? Hookmark enables you to keep a local copy of what you write on other others’ websites, and it links that copy to the web address. As a result, you can refer back to it easily. Without keeping a local copy
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Markdown is a very simple and popular plain text language for producing formatted documents. While it is used by many bloggers, it is also very convenient for note-taking and producing documents in other forms (such as PDF and RTF). Hookmark helps you work more productively with Markdown. Use “Copy as Markdown Link” on web pages
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Unlike other bookmarking apps, Hookmark works not only with web browsers: You can bookmark information in any linkable app. Hookmark even has custom addressing schemes for apps that don’t have their own (such as Apple Notes and Contacts). Plus, you can invoke Hookmark’s contextual window in the linkable apps listed below, enabling you to “hook”
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Markdown streamlines my writing. And Markdown apps like Marked 2 and nvALT, both by Brett Terpstra, supercharge my Markdown workflows. I use Marked 2 to preview every significant document I write in Markdown — including my blog posts. I use nvALT on a daily basis to write notes on my Mac that sync on iOS.
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