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| Microsoft OneNote 2007 | 
enlarge | From: Microsoft Software Category: Software
List Price: $99.95 Buy New: $65.00 You Save: $34.95 (35%)
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Avg. Customer Rating: 40 reviews Sales Rank: 178
Format: Cd-rom Platforms: Windows Vista, Windows Xp Media: CD-ROM Edition: Full Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 3 Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 5.4 x 1.5
MPN: s26-01965 Model: S26-01965 UPC: 882224155250 EAN: 0882224155250 ASIN: B000HCZ8EY
Release Date: January 30, 2007 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Great idea ! December 15, 2007 First, you have to decide to use this method of keeping notes. It has been a very good "collector" of my notes for projects as I store many different type of info - now - all in one spot -- it does real well with copy and paste as it adds a link to were it came from! I really like the book,folder, page idea for storage. I tried a couple of different ways to store my notes, but when I couldn't find stuff - I switched methods -- easy to do and no lost info. You can also save the file to a webpage -- cool idea as I have sent some to colleagues who don't have this program and they are still able to see my notes using IE.
Get more done.... November 19, 2007 I started a task-heavy job as a project manager about six months ago that really tested my organizational skills. Last month I was introduced to this amazing product and was blown away by the amount of time it helped me save!
It's integration with the traditional Microsoft Office suite of products is something I never could have expected. It saves me from flipping through notebooks, post-its, and lost emails while keeping track of all my tasks and documents.
I could only imagine what this type of product could have done for me in college! I would have been by far the most well organized note taker in the room. No more wondering what it was you had scribbled down in a frenzy at the last minute.
Try it and you will wonder why you ever spent time doing it the old fashioned way!
Enormously Useful October 23, 2007 I normally am a huge critic of MS products - but I find OneNote amazingly useful. I love how you can just drag notes, pictures, emails, tables, and other stuff in any arrangement you like. The shared notebook mode is really cool and great for teams. It syncs behind the scenes - so you can keep working on the shared notebook even while you travel, and it syncs when you get back. The screen shot tool is really nice - and it even searches for text inside the images you include (yes you read that right). I consider this a must-have tool for projects or just plain organizing your life.
Practical solution October 10, 2007 Its really nice to have a method to save a lot of random data, often with illustrations. One Note allows me to bring in data from a multitude of resources, and organize it in a way that allows me to find it easily. Its an easy to use, but very effective, solution to my needs.
Not enough superlatives for OneNote 2007 August 17, 2007 15 out of 15 found this review helpful
As a productivity coach and a Tablet PC aficionado, I used One Note 2003 extensively. I found it an outstanding tool for taking notes using a tablet PC. I enjoyed being able to take notes and easily search them and convert them to text as needed. However, beyond the Tablet PC, I found it's usefulness limited.
Not so with 2007. Microsoft has now made this product as indispensable as Word or Outlook, in my opinion. For instance, I just "inserted as file" a scan from a Magazine I took almost a year ago. OneNote 2007 instantly indexed the article and made it a searchable part of my archive. The same can be done with business cards.
now, imagine that same search functionality with Live audio! You can record meeting sessions and have OneNote index the audio while the computer is idle. Viola! Instant search capability of audio. Plus, during playback, you can see the progression of your notes while the audio plays.
One nifty little feature I really enjoy is the "napkin calculator" just type in a mathematical expression such as "15 x 12 =" and hit space, and OneNote will automatically
Finally, in conjunction with Outlook 2007, OneNote 2007 is a powerful meeting note organizer. By right clicking on any meeting in my Outlook calendar, I can select "OneNote Meeting Notes". It automatically creates a page for keeping those notes. If I want to recall what was discussed in a particular meeting, I can repeat the process, and all notes are there. The links to those notes will even update if you decide to move the notes to a different location!
This is, by far, the best product I have seen from Microsoft to date. Bravo, development team!
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