Is QuickMemo+ an LG app?

How do I add a QuickMemo?

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Is QuickMemo+ an LG app?

Does anyone know how to find out whether QuickMemo is an LG app or a Samsung/Android app?

As far as I can see, this page on the LG Developer Connection forum says: LG QuickMemo is a great application that lets you create, edit and save your text notes with great features including the ability to choose different color background and font. So I guess it's a LG app, right? I don't think you can see if it is LG or not. The developers have to pay a fee to LG for these sorts of things. If you go to the AppStore it will let you know that QuickMemo is an LG app.

Where is QuickMemo on LG phone?

I downloaded QuickMemo from the Market, and it's working fine on my HTC One.

But on my new LG phone, it just doesn't work.

It's a new LG G4, running Android 5.1. I've enabled Memo and QuickMemo in the settings, but when I touch the memo button on the keyboard, it's just blank.

Anyone else having this problem? Any suggestions? Thanks. Answer:? I've got the same issue on my G4 running Marshmallow. It works fine on the HTC one, but when I open QuickMemo, it appears as if it doesn't recognize the memo button on the keyboard. It will just blank out.

The app has worked for me before on other devices, and I haven't changed anything about it. I can start the memo app from the quickmemo app and it works fine, but when I start QuickMemo it just shows a blank screen. I've updated the firmware on my G4 to the latest version.

I have the same problem, which is why I haven't posted for a while. Quickmemo has started working for me again after updating to the latest version of Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.

My previous version of Android 5.1 was causing me problems with Quickmemo and the memo button on the keyboard.

I believe that it's because of a change in the way Android handles text entry in apps. When you use the memo button on the keyboard, the Android keyboard goes away, and Quickmemo gets the focus. As I type, Quickmemo picks up on the characters I'm typing, and replaces them with a note (or a picture, if you're using the Memo option). However, before the keyboard hides, it removes the Quickmemo icon from the Quickmemo settings page. This causes Quickmemo to show a blank screen when it starts.

If you don't have the Quickmemo app, you'll just see the blank screen. There's no way to enter text without the Quickmemo icon on the page. So you can't use the keyboard to enter text.

Where are QuickMemo+ files stored?

When you install QuickMemo, all documents created with QuickMemo are stored in the following location: For Windows Vista/Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008/2008 R2: C:UsersUSERNAMEAppDataLocalQnMQuickMemo.

For Windows XP and Windows Server 2003: C:Documents and SettingsUSERNAMEApplication DataQuickMemo. Where can I find the logs of QuickMemo operations? %USERPROFILE%AppDataLocalQnMQuickMemo Logs. %USERPROFILE%Application DataQuickMemo Logs. Logs for QuickMemo are kept in plain text files and are saved in the user's profile directory. For example: You can always find the log for any QuickMemo operation using the Get Log file button in the QuickMemo window's main toolbar. If the specified QuickMemo operation failed, you will get a log containing the following information: In the QuickMemo window, there is an icon to display the "Get Log File" dialog box. Double-click it to open the dialog.

Select the folder that you want to use for storing the logs. For example: Where is QuickMemo installed? QuickMemo can be downloaded and installed on both Windows XP and Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows Server 2008/2008 R2 systems. QuickMemo installation and upgrade procedures. For Windows Vista and Windows 7/Windows Server 2008/2008 R2: Launch the Add/Remove Programs utility. Click Add/Remove programs on the window that opens. Select Show prerequisites on the left side of the window. You need to have Administrator or another privileged account. Press OK on the window that opens. Check the box in the box labeled QuickMemo in the list of installed programs. Press OK to close the window.

After the QuickMemo installation, you can launch the QuickMemo window by double-clicking the quickmemo.exe file.

Launch Add/Remove Programs. Click Advanced.