Available as a standalone product for $99.95, or included in MS Office 2007 Student and Ultimate. MS OneNote allows users to quickly create, organize, and share notes.
- Notes can consist of text, images, audio, video and even handwritten content, and are stored in a familiar binder type interface.
- MS OneNote is fully integrated with MS Office allowing users to consolidate multiple types of data into a single location or link notes to contacts and appointments.
- Notes can be shared among multiple users in a collaborative environment, synchronized with mobile devices, and published to the website.
- Audio notes can be indexed and made keyword searchable.
If you’re a heavy note-taker, run project meetings, or conduct research, this is a great tool to have in your arsenal. For a complete list of features, check out the MS OneNote product overview page.
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Chris Jenkins
Adam Mahle
Kristen Vitartas
Joel Musheno
Damon Muchmore
Jacob Prystowsky
How is spending $99 for a program that makes…. notes…. worth it? There’s gotta be something free out there or at least cheaper that works just as well…
If you don’t need audio indexing and are comfortable with external software EverNote (http://www.evernote.com/) is a solid competitor. In some ways it offers a better solution, it’s multiplatform and sync’s to the web. Of course it’s free that always helps.
I’d still choose Onenote as my preferred solution. If you’re looking low cost EverNote is a good pick.
Chris