Sections, Categories, Records, Tags

The OnlineNotes database is logically divided into the following sections (you can hide sections you don't want to see):

Arts, Architecture	Blog, Journal	Books, Literature	Business, Economy	Buying, Selling
Computer, Internet	Contacts, Addresses	Cooking, Recipes, Food	Entertainment	Events
Featured, Favorites	Files, Documents	Finance	Glossary, Languages	Health, Medicine
History	Home	Images, Photography	Jokes, Humor	Learning, Education
Marketing	Me	Media	Music	Nature, Environment
News	Organizations	People	Philosophy, Religion	Politics, Law
Problems	Projects	Psychology, Sociology	Purchasing, Procurement	Quizzes, Tests
Quotations, Aphorisms	Sales	Self-improvement	Sports, Games, Hobbies	Technology, Sciences
To-do, Planning	Tools	Travels., Places	Vehicles	Work
Other	To be organized

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Contacts, Addresses (address and phone book for email and street addresses, telephone numbers etc.)
To-do, Planning (to list the tasks you have to do and your plans, with optional automatic email reminders)
Blog / Journal (to keep a public blog or a private journal, i.e. to report events, information and comments associated with today's date or any other date)
Glossary, languages (to note words or expressions and their meaning, in any language, and links to web sites about languages)
Learning, Education (to take notes while you are studying any subject and information and links to web sites about schools and learning)
Work(to note information about your profession such as skills, experiences, curriculum vitae, tools and manuals, current activities and information and links to web sites about jobs and employment)
News (links to web sites with news)
Shopping, Selling (links to web sites with on line shopping / selling and info on buying goods and services in general)
Places, travels (descriptions of places and travels, and web sites on the same subjects)
Quotations, Aphorisms (to note your favorite aphorisms and quotations)
Jokes / Humor (to note your favorite jokes and links to web sites about humor)
Quizzes, Tests (to note questions and answers that you want to learn or rememeber)
Cooking / Recipes (to note cooking recipes and links to web sites about cooking)
History (to note important historical facts and web sites about history)
Books, Literature (to create a bookshelf directory or a bibliography)
TV, Radio(to note links to TV/radio guides and your favorite TV and radio channels)
Images, Photography (to see images by means of links to graphic files placed in other sites, e.g. Flick, and to note links to web sites about photography)
Nature, Environment(to note information and links to web sites about nature and environment)
Media (to create a directory of your CD's or DVD's)
Entertainment (to note information and links to web sites about cinema, theatre and entertainment in general)
Music (to note information and links to web sites about music, musicians, singers, songs)
Health, Medicine (to note facts about your health, such as ilnesses and results of clinical analyses, and/or information and links to web sites about health and medical sciences)
Economy, Finance (to note information about your income and expenses, personal finance, stock exchange quotations, prices of goods and services etc.)
Technology, Sciences(to note information and links to web sites about technologies and sciences)
Computer, Internet(to note information and links to web sites about computer hardware, software and the Internet)
Arts, Architettura (to note information and links to web sites about visual arts and architecture)
Psychology, Sociology (to note information and links to web sites about psychology and sociology)
Spiritual, Philosophy (to note information and links to web sites about philosophy, religions, spiritualiy)
History (to note information and links to web sites about history)
Politics, Law (to note information and links to web sites about politics and law)
Sports, Hobbies (to note information and links to web sites about sports and hobbies)
People (to note information about particular persons, more or less known, including celebrities, and groups of persons)
Me (for your self-analysis or self-presentation)
Other (to note information and links to web sites about anything not included in the above sections)

Each section is logically divided into custom categories, which you can define without limits.

You store information in elements called records. All records have the following attributes (the ones marked with asterisk are mandatory):

section*
category*
content1*
content2
number
date/time
scheduled date/time of reminder email
address of reminder email
language
sharing option
owner
tags

A record is mandatorily associated with a category (also called "primary category") and may be optionally associated with any number of other categories (called "tags" or "secondary categories") .