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Hi. I’m a guy who has lots of stuff that I need to remember. I’ve spent a lot of time looking at different ways to organize that information on the computer. This site is about OneNote – Microsoft’s way of organizing that information. Does OneNote organize efficiently enough to justify the cost?
Not only does OneNote need to organize information, but it is built to manage to-dos. There are a ton of ways to manage them, but how does OneNote stack up against the other options out there?
I made this site because there’s a lot of information out there, but its hard to know what to believe. I really try to get straight to the point and point out the positives and negatives of OneNote.
Read my website to answer both questions above. Thanks for stopping by.
Mar 23, 2011 @ 11:05:12
Great sight and info, thank you!
Just recently started work with someone who desperately needs to use OneNote – she carries too much info around in her heard and for me to do my job properly I need her to share that info with me
She has a new MacBook with Microsoft office 2010, so I’m sure she has OneNote somewhere too, we’ll just have to install it.
Problem is, the pc I have has Windows XP Professional 2002 installed….how do we go about getting OneNote on my machine -= do we need to purchase it (as an add-on) and will it be compatible.
Thanks for your help in this regard.
Natalie
Aug 04, 2011 @ 01:39:42
Natalie,
If you’re talking about sharing between your Windows computer and a Mac, it shouldn’t be a problem. It sounds like you need to purchase OneNote for the XP computer.
-David