MS OneNote 2007

HungLikeJesus · 09-21-2007, 05:09 PM

I've been using Microsoft OneNote 2007 for about two months and have found it to be very useful for both work and personal data. I keep a general work notebook for small projects, individual notebooks for larger projects, and another notebook for personal data. (Within the Personal notebook I have a section for travel. Within that section I created separate groups for Ludwigsburg, Germany, [for a trip I took in August] and for Puerto Vallarta, Mexico [for a two-week vacation in November]. The Ludwigsburg group includes tabs for the flight, directions to the town from Frankfort, relevant e-mails, and a journal of daily events.)

I'm just starting a new notebook for organization of research on all renewable energy topics.

My goal is to eliminate paper notes, or at least eliminate the storage of necessary data in paper notebooks. Before this I had four or five different paper notebooks that I was using in the same way that I'm now using OneNote, and I've always found it very difficult to find information in them.

Also, with OneNote, it's easier to turn project notes into progress reports for the client.

It's fairly simple to bring data into OneNote, including e-mails, clippings from web pages, PDFs, etc.

Does anyone else have experience with OneNote?

09-21-2007, 05:09 PM	#1
HungLikeJesus Only looks like a disaster tourist Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: above 7,000 feet Posts: 7,208	MS OneNote 2007 I've been using Microsoft OneNote 2007 for about two months and have found it to be very useful for both work and personal data. I keep a general work notebook for small projects, individual notebooks for larger projects, and another notebook for personal data. (Within the Personal notebook I have a section for travel. Within that section I created separate groups for Ludwigsburg, Germany, [for a trip I took in August] and for Puerto Vallarta, Mexico [for a two-week vacation in November]. The Ludwigsburg group includes tabs for the flight, directions to the town from Frankfort, relevant e-mails, and a journal of daily events.) I'm just starting a new notebook for organization of research on all renewable energy topics. My goal is to eliminate paper notes, or at least eliminate the storage of necessary data in paper notebooks. Before this I had four or five different paper notebooks that I was using in the same way that I'm now using OneNote, and I've always found it very difficult to find information in them. Also, with OneNote, it's easier to turn project notes into progress reports for the client. It's fairly simple to bring data into OneNote, including e-mails, clippings from web pages, PDFs, etc. Does anyone else have experience with OneNote? __________________ Keep Your Bodies Off My Lawn SteveDallas's Random Thread Picker.

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