Video: Video: Using OneNote for managing multiple versions of documents

Its been raining here in Seattle for days. I now have fern fronds next to the moss growing behind my ears and I can’t remember what the sun looks likes. If this keeps up for much longer, I’ll be forced to go to Target to get one of those sun-immitating lamps – hopefully, I 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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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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Using OneNote for effective document Management

Christain Cawley from the BrightHub blog has written an interesting piece in which he discusses how you can use OneNote as an alternative to Adobe Acrobat. He says: “Microsoft OneNote allows the creation of encoded document images in a fraction of the time of Adobe Acrobat. These files are portable and can be opened on [...]

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