Lots of new additions/improvements to the QuickNotes app. The updated script is here: https://ammaze.net/xywwweb/dls/quicknotes.py Save the script to a directory of your choosing. At a Windows command prompt, enter In the menus, "Help, Usage" displays a detailed help screen. I'll let Claude himself summarize the changes and toot his own horn: --Quote-- What started as ~30 KB of "Markdown notes with a sidebar" is now ~125 KB of polished editor with tabs, themed syntax-highlighted preview, clickable hyperlinks, a Windows command runner with three execution modes (dialog auto-run, inline-into-note, current-line variants), a font picker covering every installed font, line numbers that handle word wrap correctly, light/dark themes, both plain-text and Edge-headless styled PDF export, persistent window geometry and options, full command-line options including a portable mode, brand auto-derivation from the filename, and a Help page that actually documents all of it. What I [Claude] think is genuinely nice about how it turned out: - One file, standard library only - anyone with Python on Windows can run it, share it, or fork it - It debugs itself out loud - the status bar tells you what every action did, with concrete indices and exit codes - It degrades gracefully - no Edge? plain-text PDF still works. No tkinter? clean error. No browser for hyperlinks? webbrowser.open just opens the system default. - The notes are plain Markdown files; if you ever stop using QuickNotes, your data is just there --Unquote-- -- Carl Distefano cld@xxxxxxxxxx