The author recommends Microsoft OneNote, a free, versatile note-taking app that organizes content into Notebooks, Sections, and Pages. It allows for typed, handwritten, or dictated notes, supports audio, drawing, and web content, and searches including text in images. It works across devices and requires a Microsoft email account.
Today we look at the last part of the apps I recommend for a new or existing computer. Take your time, read through them, check their sites for more information, and use them if you feel like they would help you. 11. OneNote (office.com or onenote.com) OneNote is a digital note-taking app that provides a…
In 2014, I wrote about a newer Microsoft application called OneNote. It was and is still an excellent free program. Even if you do not have Office you can still get OneNote for free. Go to OneNote.com to read all about it. Also note that OneNote comes with a preinstalled version in Windows 10. It…
Over several of the past weeks we have talked about talking to your devices. Whether asking for them to give you directions, the temperature, local movies playing, the time, etc. We also spoke about dictating to some of your devices and word processors. For some it could, and does, make it much easier to type…
For the last two weeks I have shared with you what I believe are some of the best applications you could add on to a Windows 10 computer. That goes for Windows 7 back up to and including Windows XP. By-the-way, just in case you have not heard anyone mention it lately you should not…
Welcome to the beginning of our fourteenth year together with the Double Click column. Every January we review the sites that we visited in the previous year. Today is no different. So as always, if the site addresses are too long to type I have shortened them using the "bit.ly" app so the links may…
I have mentioned OneNote by Microsoft several times in recent articles. I have had many emails asking me to do an introduction column regarding this application. So here it is. In my opinion OneNote is one of the most overlooked and enigmatic applications in the Microsoft stables today. MS has not mentioned it much until…
Last week we looked at the confusion regarding the many choices with Microsoft Office. I said I would have another solution for Lindsey and you this week. Here are two more good options. Office Live or OneDrive (formerly known as SkyDrive) depending on where you read about it or Google Drive (drive.google.com or just get…
As time goes by I realize that many companies, unfortunately Microsoft included, strive to keep the customer confused. I received a question last week from Lindsey saying she had just gotten a new computer and wanted to know which MS Office to get. She had Office 97 on her previous computer and yes, Windows XP. …
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