ME-Mydoc

ME-Mydoc is a handy Java-based application, designed to help you manage various types of information, stored in multiple forms. It can be used to organize e-books, notes, documents or code snippets and allows you to search for information by tags or content.

It is possible to add documents, notes, books and code snippets, using templates best suited for each data type. When inserting documents, you can add multiple files to a single entry, them specify its title, subtitle, tags, source and the date when it was published.

You can also insert notes and save them in HTML format. The program can display the embedded source code and AsciiMath data.

The application enables you to store e-books. You can specify any number of tags, the book's discipline, authors, edition, publishers and page count.

Another useful feature ME-Mydoc offers is the ability to save code snippets written in various programming languages. A single entry can contain multiple samples.

The inserted information is organized in a tree structure, split into multiple categories. The application offers a list of preset classes, but these are entirely customizable. You can add any number of nodes, rename or delete them.

All the added entries are color coded, depending on the type of information they contain.

You can access a floating search window to easily locate the documents you are looking for. However, the application allows you to perform a more complex search operation, by displaying items that contain certain tags or entries that are labeled as favorites.

While ME-Mydoc includes a fair amount of useful features, they can be difficult to understand. The application does offer extensive documentation, but its interface is not particularly intuitive and first-time users may need some time to get to grips with its functions.

Overall, this is a useful tool that can help you store and organize various types of documents, e-books, notes or code snippets, then quickly locate relevant information.