Using OneNote to design!

From our friends at the  Creative briefing blog For those of you in the business of design, think about all the software you use. My personal list includes all of Adobe Creative Suite 3, EditPlus 2, and Microsoft Office OneNote. Wait a sec…  did I just say OneNote?! Yes, I did! If you’ve ever been in the [...]

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Sharing Notebooks in Office 2010

Have you signed up for the OneNote 2010 beta yet? If not, visit http://www.microsoft.com/2010 to download the Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Plus Beta. Here to tempt you is a description of how you will be sharing Notebooks in Office 2010: In Microsoft OneNote 2010 Beta, you can share any notebook so that you can access [...]

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Welcome to the new IheartOneNote site!

If you are a regular ihearter, you will notice that this site looks a little different – that’s because I have moved it over onto WordPress. I hope that you’ll find it a little easier to find stuff about OneNote – use the tag cloud or the category feature on the right.   I moved most [...]

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Blogging With OneNote 2010 Beta

Here’s a review from webworkerdaily.com  of the OneNote 2010 beta as a blogging tool: Now that Microsoft Office 2010 is in beta (as I noted here ), I’ve been spending more time using the applications, especially OneNote 2010 beta. have long used OneNote for capturing project information when I am working on one of my [...]

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Nonprofit Employment Agency Uses Interactive Training Tool to Help Teens Succeed

Based in Toronto, Ontario, JobStart is a nonprofit United Way member agency that helps participants gain the skills needed to achieve economic self-sufficiency. In December 2007, the agency received Microsoft® Office OneNote® 2007 through a sponsorship from Microsoft Canada and began testing the software in its youth program. JobStart anticipates that using Office OneNote 2007 [...]

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Find out how the US Coast Guard uses OneNote to enhance training

The United States Coast Guard is known for its impeccable standards and service. To maintain these levels of performance, USCG habitually goes above and beyond the call of duty to seek out new tools and resources that support the ongoing education of its members. Situation Originally established in 1790 as the Revenue Cutter Service, the [...]

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Too Much of a Good Thing…

Another great post from ihearter Steve I don’t know about you, but for me organizing is a challenge in part because I don’t maintain a single discipline about how I do it over time.  I get some pieces working, add others, read a good article and think “I should do that”, and next thing you [...]

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ONENOTE FOR RACERS – WAY COOL!

So, I am on a quest to identify all the ways you the OneNote fans are  using OneNote and i stumbled across this post today thanks to Twitter  (I am such a freaking Twitter fan!) What can be cooler than using OneNote to analyze motor racing tracks.                 [...]

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Tweets about OneNote

So, as you all know, I am tweeting about Onenote and iheartonenote on Twitter. I thought I’d take a look at what you all are saying about OneNote on Twitter. Here’s what I found this morning: sherrymn: Working with OneNote as a means to organize my projects and meeting notes. PorterN: Improved note taking ability [...]

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Chicken is a Four Letter Word!

Ok, so I am finally ready to reveal ‘what happened in Vegas’ last week.  My buddy Chad and I decided to go out for dinner one night after attending the MIX conference all day.  But first we had to have some drinks. 3 hours and innumerable cocktails later we are famished and basically plastered. We [...]

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