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Trunk Notes 4.4.0 will be available from the App Store today.
This release brings much improved support for multitasking on the iPad, use of the Safari view controller for better viewing of linked web content and a number of bug fixes.
Trunk Notes offers a powerful way to organise information and notes on your iPhone and iPad.
Download now from appstore.com/trunknotespersonalwiki.
Why use a personal wiki?
What is a personal wiki and why should you use one instead of a note taking app such as Evernote or Apple Notes?
If you make frequent use of a note taking app you'll quickly need to start organising your notes. Most apps offer folders (or notebooks) and tags. Most of us keep copious notes on a number of subjects in our favourite app. Many of these notes will be related to one another.
A personal wiki gives you another way to keep things organised - cross-linking your notes together. One Wikipedia entry can link to many others providing a way to explore subjects much more easily than searching or lists alone can provide. Doing the same on a personal wiki can provide you with a whole new way to structure information you want to store and retrieve at a later date. If you are planning a novel or large project such techniques can prove invaluable.
Trunk Notes, and similar personal wikis, don't force you to create links between pages of information. You can continue to use sophisticated search and features such as tagging. However when you need to adding links between pages can elevate a collection of notes to an interactive repository of information.
If you are kicking off 2016 with a new project, give a personal wiki a try. It might just be what you were looking for.
Download Trunk Notes for iPhone and iPad from the App Store - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/trunk-notes-personal-wiki/id302880785?mt=8
Importing text files into Trunk Notes
If you have a bunch of text (could be Markdown or just good-old-fashioned-not-formatted plaintext) files you can easily import them into Trunk Notes.
First create a ZIP file of them on your computer
Then launch Trunk Notes on your iPhone and iPad, and start Wi-Fi Sharing (tap the button bottom left to see this feature)
Trunk Notes will give you a web address to type into your computer's web browser. Make sure you enter it in full - it will look something like 192.168.1.10:10000 (the :10000 is really important, you can leave typing the http:// in most browsers)
If you haven't configured Trunk Notes with a custom username/password then use trunk and password. Don't worry this is only running on your local network - it isn't going over the Internet!
Finally tap the Upload button (top right into the browser window) and select your ZIP file.
I suggest you try this with importing just a few files first. This feature can also be used to import a backup of all your text wiki entries.