About Scribblet
Thoughts or ideas can come to us at any time. If you’re like me, perhaps you jot these down in text files and clutter up your desktop. Scribblet is my answer to this problem. It is quick to open - as it conveniently runs in the menu bar - and an uncluttered interface makes it simple to use.

Please do e-mail me with your comments and suggestions, bug reports and questions. Thank you.

What’s New in this Version
- Updated and redesigned the Help file.
- Changed the visual appearance of the Preferences window (e.g. renamed and reorganised settings, removed descriptions, etc).
- Added a ‘Shortcut also closes Scribblet window’ setting to the Preferences window.
- Updated the Sparkle framework to version 1.5b4.
- Added an ‘Application checks for new versions’ setting to the Preferences window.
- Removed the ‘Check for updates automatically’ window, which displayed on second launch (various reasons behind this).
- Added character support for Function keys (F1 to F12) on the menulet menu and in the shortcut text box in Preferences. These keys did still work in previous versions, however.
- Changed the global keyboard shortcut, which opens the Scribblet window, to Command + §, as the previous default conflicted with a popular system shortcut.
- Fixed inability to (easily) customise the global keyboard shortcut if ‘Full keyboard access’ is enabled. You can now click on the shortcut text box before pressing a key.