10 OneNote Features that Will Rock Your Writing World


I’ve been playing with my tech options lately. Three products are blowing my mind and changing my world. OneNote, Scrivener and LiveScribe. If you’re wondering, if you’re searching, take a look at them, learn what they are capable of and you’ll have your mind blown, too!

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I’m a software trainer by day so I have several “true loves” in the software realm. But as a writer, my hands down favorite lately is OneNote.

I. Heart. OneNote.

What is it, and where do you find it?

OneNote is a planner and note taking software. Capture text, images, video and audio notes, and keep important information readily available. If you’re the organized type, it’s likely that you have a binder with all of the research information and pictures for your book.

OneNote allows you to keep this information in the same format electronically so it’s searchable.

You’ll find OneNote in your START menu.

I could do several posts on the topic (and I probably will) but when I stopped to think about what I use the MOST in the program, it was pretty easy to come up with my Top Ten fave features.

#10 – ToDo Lists

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