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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OneNote for Lawyers (and you, of course)

I thought I’d see how lawyers can use OneNote to be even more lawyer-y. Maybe we should send a copy of OneNote to the team who will be in charge of evaluating candidates! What is Microsoft Office OneNote for Lawyers? Microsoft(r) Office OneNote(tm) is a note-taking software program that combines the flexibility of a legal [...]

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Using OneNote to make Holograms!

I know this one is pretty out there, but I thought seeing as how many of you enjoyed the Fantasy Football post, you may also appreciate this interesting use case for OneNote as described in the Dragons Eye blog. Click on the images below to view them at a non-eye test size. Let me  know [...]

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Organizing recipes – OneNote to the Rescue

I’ve posted before about how people use OneNote for organizing their recipes – being a bit of a Top Chef fan myself (I play a chef on TV), I am fascinated – at a bit of a distance – by how OneNote really does seem to be the perfect tool for doing this. Perry from [...]

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Get your OneNote Time Planner Template here

Happy Monday to you all! I sincerely hope that it is warm and sunny where you are – because it has been the opposite here for way too long. This weekend we had freak wind storms and weird thunderstorms (it’s the pacific northwest – we can only deal with overcast skies for goodness sake). All [...]

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Four ways to improve your notetaking with OneNote

The leaves are starting to turn here in Seattle, which means it’s time for students to gear up for the new school year.  Clearly taking notes is a HUGE  part of being a student – so, I thought it may be time for a little note-taking 101 – OneNote-style. Here are four ways you can [...]

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Using OneNote for a GTD project

I’ve noticed that a lot of you are using OneNote for managing projects. I’ve also noticed that OneNote seems to get mentioned a lot within the context of GTD – and seeing as how I have no idea what that means, I poked around and found this defininition: GTD® is the popular shorthand for “Getting [...]

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Using OneNote in a bookstore

Graham, one of our active members, submited this post on how he uses OneNote in a bookstore: 1)copy the old customer orders from excel into one note, can search for customer names and book titles, no more control F! 2)word documents of phone numbers and contact details of suppliers and customers  now have nice tabs, [...]

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OneNote in the Real World

Here is the latest installment of how you, the OneNote fans are using OneNote to make your life better and, of course, save the world: If you use OneNote in an interesting way, please share it with us below or create a new blog post. OneNote for writers: From The Sunlitdesk: I am an untidy [...]

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More real world (and somewhat wacky) uses for OneNote

Here’s another installment in our continuing series “101 Uses for OneNote.” Hopefully, you’ll learn something new and if you do, be sure to tell the rest of us all about it. (Make sure to read to the end to find you how you can use OneNote for Karoake) Using OneNote for Design For those of [...]

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