Microsoft OneNote is a program I've been using on my computer for years. I used it in college to take notes in my classes. I use it now to organize information I may need when online or away from home, but want to keep secure. I keep some of my notebooks locked with a password for security.
The possibilities for organizing with OneNote are limitless! As the image above shows, you can easily plan travel within a notebook. For a free, travel notebook template,
click here. With the new 2013 edition, sharing with others and syncing with your Skydrive account couldn't be easier. Everything can be done right in the program.
Planning a wedding?
There's a template for that. Need a DIY home renovation notebook?
There's a template for that, too!
The Send to OneNote Tool makes it easy to clip information from the web and paste it into any of your notebooks. Think - recipes, pictures, maps, directions, an article to save for later reference, and much more!
If you have a Windows 8 touch-screen PC or tablet with OneNote 2013, you can easily hand write notes or draw pictures into notebooks.
Microsoft Office 2013 is
now available online for purchase. It is only compatible with Windows 7 & 8. I upgraded before becoming a Windows Champion because I'm one of
those people who always
has to have the latest Microsoft Office version. Usually I wonder why I do it, because it seems like not much changes. This time, I was
so glad I did. I really, truly love the 2013 version. Everything runs easily and my documents look amazing.
Office 365 Home Premium is also now available.
Try a one month trial for free. Students can try Office 365
free for 3 months. The OneNote app for Windows 8 or RT is
available here.
Do you use Microsoft OneNote for organizing information on your computer?
Disclosure: I am a Windows Champions blogger and I received loan of a laptop and
may receive other equipment from Microsoft to assist me in evaluating
Microsoft products and services for my blogging activity.
