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 [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Research’
OneNote for Lawyers (and you, of course)
Posted in Real World Examples, tagged digital organizer, note-taking, Research, Sharing on January 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Video: Planning a trip with OneNote
Posted in Real World Examples, tagged Research on January 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Greetings from Colorado – again. I am about to run out the door to go white river rafting (of course I compiled a Notebook of activities before I left) and thought you may enjoy this video which shows how you can use OneNote to plan a trip. I particularly enjoyed how they used the Research [...]
Posted in Tips and Tricks, tagged multiple computers, Research, Sharing, Shortcuts on January 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Andre from Australia is a regular contributor to iheartonenote.com – here in one place for the first time, is a compilation of some of his tips and tricks posts DOING COMPANY RESEARCH: Before I visit any prospective new customer I know that it pays big dividends to do some background research. I trawl the internet [...]
OneNote in the Real World
Posted in Real World Examples, tagged audio recording, digital organizer, Education, note-taking, Outlook, Research, Sharing on January 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
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 [...]
More real world (and somewhat wacky) uses for OneNote
Posted in Real World Examples, tagged digital organizer, document management, Research, search on January 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
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 [...]
Using OneNote for managing your Fantasy Football Life!
Posted in For Fun, tagged digital organizer, OneNote Mobile, Research on January 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Here’s a great one for all you fantasy football types (which here is Seattle let’s us keep our minds off how much the Seahawks are currently sucking! You may want to get ready for next year’s Fantasy football by by implenting the system described below. It may give you some ideas about organizing other activities [...]
Another Top 10 Reasons for using OneNote
Posted in Tips and Tricks, tagged collaboration, digital organizer, note-taking, Research, search, to-do on December 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Ok, so you all know how much I love a top 10 list – and the team over at Microsoft has produced a Top 10 Reasons for using OneNote list which I am providing here (looks like at least one person has dedicated 10 minutes to do some marketing for this product!) So, here’s there [...]
Another great source of OneNote “How-to’s”
Posted in Tips and Tricks, tagged audio recording, digital organizer, multiple computers, note-taking, OneNote Mobile, Research, Sharing on December 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This blog post is from one of our members, Georgeogoodman: EHow.com (http://www.ehow.com/) appears to have quite a few how-to entries for our favorite tool. How to Record Audio in OneNote 2007 How to Record Audio in OneNote 2007. OneNote 2007 offers several ways to record information in addition to the keyboard, including “ink” on Tablet [...]
How OneNote’s GodFather uses OneNote
Posted in Real World Examples, tagged blogging, note-taking, Research on December 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Some of you may know who Chris Pratley is, for those of you who don’t, he’s kind of the Godfather of OneNote over at Microsoft. Here’s how he uses OneNote: As a starter, I’ll go first. I use OneNote for the following activities: Internet research – drag/drop or copy paste web page content into OneNote. [...]

