Sense is a very easy-to-use text editor that can also help you manage your data. Its designed for gathering notes and hyperlinking information efficiently while drafting an essay, academic thesis or presentation. Sense provides easily accessible features for document navigation, layout management, annotation entry, styling control, creating and maintaining hyperlinks. A context sensitive word count measure enables instant monitoring for target limited scripts. Uniquely identified document objects such as paragraphs may be grouped into sections and all are separately manageable in both style and location from within the Content Browser - which provides a hierarchical tree view of the document. Sections may be expanded and contracted to optimise viewable content in the Edit Workspace where editing is designed to be as conventional as possible with only a small number of rules to be mastered. Links may be established between document objects providing pinpoint cross-reference: and because each object is allocated a unique identity, links are robust with integrity maximised during document re-organisation. Furthermore, multiple link targets may be rapidly previewed simultaneously as document fragments - saving time and avoiding unnecessary desktop clutter of fully opened documents. Sense naturally provides hyperlink support for third-party files. If pinpoint referencing is needed then target file material may be imported in either plain or rich text format. And of course, hyperlink support to the internet is provided. In summary, Sense offers a fresh approach to editing providing highly accessible style control, superb layout management and hyperlink support to minimise diversion from the main editorial task in hand.An easy to use text editor and data manager
