On 6/13/07 at 6:09 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joel Reymont) wrote:
I was thinking of using Yojimbo as a blogging tool of sorts, to
write up thoughts on things that may be just a sentence or two.
I noticed that Yojimbo stores each note in a separate file,
unlike DevonThink. Isn't this excessive? Each note is a 4K
block on disk and these add up.
Yojimbo stores its data using the OS X "Core Data" system, which
puts everything in a single database. It doesn't store any data
in separate files. What's making you think that it does?
R.
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