I was just reading the comments on Chris Pratley’s blog regarding the blogging feature being built-in to Word 2007 and OneNote 2007. In my post about this feature, I wondered out loud about creating a blog entry using ink. Well, Chris answered the question in his comments: A couple of people have asked what happens [...]
Chris Pratley has let the good news spill out about a new feature in OneNote 2007 – posting a blog entry from OneNote 2007 . Over on the Word blog Joe Friend has broken the news about the new blogging support we’ve added to Word 2007. I’m happy to say that OneNote 2007 is also going [...]
Omar Shahine has just released a new powertoy for OneNote: Send RSS to OneNote. This looks to be another one of those ““must-have†powertoys that help keep data in OneNote. Well done, Omar. I don’t think the powertoy works with OneNote 2007. This is a cool little application. Basically you can launch it, enter an [...]
– An new Podcast (#17) from OnTheRun is up! Have you ever listened to the these guys do a podcast? If not, then you are really missing something. It’s something like a low key Jazz radio show meets a techno news show, and the result is a laid back and relaxed discussion of good things [...]
Chris Pratley passes along a great tip on transcripting audio recorded in OneNote. Great tip! I just got a great tip from a colleague at work (Richard Sprague) that I wanted to share. Since it is related, I thought I’d also include a tip I got earlier from Barry Brahier. Richard came up with a [...]
Chris Pratley posts on his blog about how OneNote 2007 is Ultra Mobile PC “ready” as he talks about the “minimal UI mode” OneNote 2007 has a new mode we currently call “minimal UI mode” (insert sexy name here). It’s designed to cut out distractions for when you really just want to take notes. Those [...]
Interested in the new insert image and search functionality within OneNote 2007? Checkout this InkShow Watch Now! ( 5:27, 8.5mb) Public beta registration
– Chris Playing the “OneNote Sax” that plays.., you guessed it — “One Note” Chris Pratley of the Microsoft OneNote dev team wrote quite the “tongue in cheek” post in his blog tonight. Napkin Math? You gotta read it to understand it …! “When I am sitting in a meeting or just at my desk [...]
Check out the new features of Microsoft’s OneNote 2007 beta 1 in this special InkShow as we look at hyperlinking, printing, notebooks, importing, tables, and drawing tools. In this follow up, we take a look at the Import and Seach functions Public beta registration
Chris Pratley discusses the new drawing features for One Note 2007, especially good news for non – tablet pc users. Thanks, Bill the intern. As we pondered drawing tools, we had to decide whether they would be typical Office drawing tools or something more natural for OneNote. One thing that is different for OneNote is that we [...]
Chris Pratley has posted an entry on his blog announcing the new official name of the Office 12 packages. The best part is that OneNote is now included in some of the Office packages: Office Home and Student. That makes perfect sense considering how well OneNote is situated for students. Unfortunately, it will not be [...]
Warner Crocker has posted an excellent entry on using OneNote, PDF Annotator, and web cam via a Tablet PC to do the theatre audition. Well worth checking out. Thanks for posting this, Warner. The more practical experience we offer the community, the better.
Chris Pratley has just posted a great blog entry regarding OneNote 12 and the Tablet PC. A must read for Tablet PC users. Here is an excerpt: I promised some time ago to write about the Tablet experience in OneNote 12 and how it has changed. This is a tricky topic to cover since there [...]
I think this is safe to post about since Chris Pratley posted a comment on my blog on how to link to an individual paragraph or page within a onenote section from MindManager. I tried out his tip last night and I had a lot of trouble getting to work, until I started investigating MindManager [...]
I’ve officially switched over from GoBinder to OneNote 12 beta for my free form notetaking and storage of printed documents. In addition, when I need to do free form notetaking within MindManager, I create a hyperlink from a topic to the OneNote section where I am storing that note. I’ve printed all of my GoBinder [...]
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