My Object Note

My Object Note is a handy little software that helps you keep track of all the items in your work environment. Whether it's equipment, tools, or any other objects, this program makes it easy to organize everything and keep an eye on changes.

Easy-to-Use Interface

The interface of My Object Note features a big window that doesn't resize. You'll find a 'File' menu where you can create a new project and name your 'Form' so you can dive right into using the app. Plus, there's a 'Settings' menu to customize things like the default shape and color of your objects, as well as the table layout and background.

Add Objects with Ease

To add new items, just right-click in the main window! If you want to change something about an object you've added, do another right-click on it. This gives you options to edit settings, set alarms, or even delete it if needed.

Create Your Workspace

First off, you'll need to set up a working folder on your PC—it can be any location you like! After that, load up a background image that represents your workspace; think of it as a map or diagram of your factory or office layout.

Edit Object Details

When you're ready to add objects, just right-click again and enter their names. You can use the context menu to give them hints, colors, shapes, and sizes. The second 'Hint' field is cool because it only shows when someone hovers over the object—so feel free to add longer descriptions!

Status Tracking Made Simple

You can move objects around anywhere on your workspace map using your mouse. Double-clicking on the first item lets you tag it with color-coded statuses along with notes or timestamps. This way, you can easily track changes over time! And don't forget—you can set alarms for each item too! Just choose dates and times for reminders like inspections.

A Great Tool for Everyone

In short, My Object Note is super useful for managing all kinds of equipment at work. It even lets you juggle multiple projects at once so that switching between them is easy!

If you're interested in trying out My Object Note, head over to Softpas for more info!