As always, I’m on the lookout for good articles that relate to my own personal uses of technology. In relation to my previous post (OneNote: Organize your digital everything), I stumbled upon a few articles that highlight different ways to put OneNote to work! Some folks use them to track class notes, legal notes, business activities (contacts, contracts, projects, etc), and recipes. I tend to use OneNote as a dumping site for all my web research (whether I’m hunting for new things, or trying to fix the old ones).
These articles are definitely worth the read:
Again, if you’re interested in finding new ways to keep yourself organized, OneNote is definitely worth a look. If you’re hesitant, or want to wait for a new version, Microsoft will be including OneNote in every version of Office 2010!
Some great sites to visit for more information:
- Get a copy at the Microsoft Office OneNote Home Page
- Lots of Tips & Hints at I Heart OneNote
- Chris Pratley published a nice list of hints/tips for using OneNote on his blog.
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