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1. Gem for OneNote
Easily accessible functionsAll of the new features that Gem for OneNote 2016 brings along are only one mouse click away, accessible directly from the OneNote ribbon. The add-in places five new tabs in the ribbon, namely Gem, Edit, Object, Link, and Cooperation.Users can take advantage of the expanded functionality the......
2. Growly Notes
Growly Notes is a note-taking app somewhat like Microsoft OneNote. Gather text, images, links and anything else you can think of in free-form pages organized into sections.Organize your informationGrowly Notes lets you capture everything you’re interested in, all in one place. Organize research projects, trips, to-do lists, or journals. Scrapbook......
3. Noteshare
Noteshare is based on Aquaminds Notetaker, a outlining, clipping, voice note and web browsing tool. It does not allow for freeform notes, only outlining. Noteshare, unlike Notetaker, allows you to share your notebooks over P2P connections (a network) with both Mac and PC like Onenote.......
Just a short demo of Onetastic for OneNote Get Onetastic: You can also get Onenote from Microsoft: http://www.onenote.com. Onetastic: The OneNote Macro Tool You can add macros to OneNote using Onetastic, an add-in for OneNote with several functions. Keep in mind that this is only available for the desktop version of OneNote; it doesn't work with the Windows Store version or OneNote for Mac. ONEtastic OneSwitch OneSwitch 4000 Series with RF passive input splitting. ONEtastic OneSwitch 2E. ONEtastic OneSwitch 2E double ASI. ONEtastic OneSwitch 2E Video/Audio. ONEtastic OneSwitch 2E back panel. ONEtastic OneSwitch 2U. ONEtastic OneSwitch 2U double ASI 'ONEtastic OneSwitch 2U Video/Audio. ONEtastic OneSwitch 2U back panel.
4. MobileNoter
MobileNoter is a note-taking application for iPhone, iPad or Android platform that is able to sync with Microsoft OneNote notebooks. Do you use OneNote on daily basis on your laptop or PC and dream to have a possibility to sync it with your iPhone, iPad or Android device?Then MobileNoter is......
5. PpcSoft iKnow
PpcSoft iKnow is like a 'personal web/wiki' where you create small notes (instead of web pages) in a text editor, and if any word exists as a note, it will automatically convert the words into hyperlinks to the note. You may then browse your notes just like you would browse......
6. Genius Scan
Genius Scan is a scanner in your pocket. Quickly scan your documents on the go and export them as JPEG or multi-page PDF files.Our scanner technology includes smart page detection, perspective correction and image enhancement. In addition, Genius Scan offers powerful tools to organize and safely export your documents......
7. Outline+
Note-taking becomesintuitive again Organize your personal, work and class notes.View and edit Microsoft OneNote on iPad and Mac.Your OneNote companion on iPadNote-taking becomes intuitive again. Organize your personal, work and class notes. View and edit Microsoft OneNote on iPad.Now you can sync all content in OneNote between your......
8. Office Tab
[Office Tab for Microsoft Office 2010, 2007 and 2003 v9.50 (not support for Office 2013) is available as free for personal use at http://www.office-tabs.com/ ]Office Tab - Tabbed Browsing, Editing and Managing for Microsoft Office 2003, 2007 and 2010. Unlike web browsers -- Internet Explorer 8, Firefox or......
9. WordMat
WordMat is an add-on to Microsoft Word which creates a tab with math functionality. Part of the Math functionality is provided by other open-source applications like Maxima, GeoGebra, Graph and GnuPlot.It´s a CAS tool that amoung other things enables typing and calculation of math expressions in a fast and easy......
10. Classic Menu for Office
> Brings back the classic and familiar menus and toolbars to Microsoft Office 2010, 2013 and 2016 (includes Office 365).> All new features and commands of Office 2010, 2013 and 2016 have been added into the menus and toolbars.> Supports all languages that supported by Microsoft Office 2010, 2013 or......
11. RightNote
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RightNote will help you get a grip on information overload. It is designed to be easy to use for the new-comer, but also provide advanced features once your notes start to accumulate. RightNote can store text notes, source code, spreadsheets and webpages. Find info as you type with highlighted search......
12. UBitMenu
UBitMenu is a simple way for professional Microsoft® Office users to get accustomed to the new ribbon based interface of the new Office without any performance loss. It will emulate / activate the Office 2003 menu in Word 2013, Excel 2013 and Powerpoint 2013 (also Word 2007 & 2010, Excel......
13. Workshare
Delivering a smarter, more secure way of comparing and sharing documents, Workshare meets the needs of semi- and highly regulated industries.Features:- Document Comparison- Metadata Removal- Share and Sync- Collaborative Authoring- Connect with DMS- Office 365 Integration......
14. dbForge Fusion for Oracle
dbForge Fusion for Oracle (formerly known as OraDeveloper Tools) is a useful Visual Studio plugin designed to enhance productivity of Oracle database development and simplify data management process. Full integration with Microsoft Visual Studio dbForge Fusion for Oracle allows developers to explore and maintain existing databases, design compound SQL statements......
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15. GIS.XL
Excel add-in for work with spatial data. Powerful features of Excel and GIS inside one window.......
OneNote has been part of the Office suite since 2003, and has been freely downloadable for much of that time; it’s an invaluable tool for note taking or just capturing information that you’ll want to recall at some point. There have been a few sideways turns in the roadmap, though – as well as the Office application (on Windows and Mac), there is OneNote for mobile devices, OneNote the web experience and OneNote the “Modern” Windows app.
To try to simplify the roadmap somewhat, the app formerly known as OneNote 2016 is now just “OneNote”, and the Store app that shares more of its UX with the mobile and web versions, is OneNote for Windows 10. For more detail on the differences between all the versions, see here.
At one point, the plan was to discontinue the more functional desktop app, and shift development to the simpler Store version, however that plan was rowed back and OneNote (the Office app) will continue to be part of Office, even though it wasn’t installed by default in 2019. The perpetual version of Office (as opposed to the subscription service that is Microsoft 365) will be updated later this year, and OneNote will still be part of that. Probably.
There’s not a lot being published on the Roadmap for OneNote, though, so it may not be getting hosts of new features… See here for a list of some recent updates to OneNote for Windows 10. You can jump to the latest What’s New from the Help menu in the Store version.
As has been covered on ToW passim (here, here), you can start OneNote from the Run command, by pressing WindowsKey+R then onenote <enter> for the desktop version, or onenote: for the modern Windows 10 version. In the latter, you can also pin particular pages to the Start menu, handy if you want to jump to a particular page of quick notes or ideas.
Any version of OneNote is just great at noting down lists – perhaps by using your pen (though if you’re a big inker, you might want to also check out Journal by Microsoft Garage – it’s a notebook intended for “ink first”).
Or maybe by typing a quick few lines at first, and formatting as a list once you’ve got some text. There are some shortcuts to help that formatting; in both OneNote and OneNote for Windows 10, to quickly select what you’ve just typed, hold the shift key and press the up arrow to grab a row at a time.
If you press CTRL+ . on selected text, it will turn into a bulleted list, or press CTRL+ / to make it numbered, and the same combination will remove the list formatting.
To create a table, just press TAB to turn whatever you’ve just typed into the first column, and keep pressing TAB to create new columns, or CTRL+ENTER to accept the column layout and start adding extra rows, or to insert a new row into an existing table. Once have content in your table, you can easily move rows around by simply putting your cursor in the row you want to shift, and hold ALT+SHIFT then use the up / down arrow keys to move that row. Much simpler than faffing about with copy & paste.
On the full-fat version of OneNote, you could also select your list and by using the somewhat obscure-sounding menu option “Link to Pages”, OneNote will create a new page for each item in your list and then make a hot-link to it. Hover the mouse over to see the link.
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You can manually create links to any page by selecting the text you want to hot-link from, and press CTRL+K; then either select the destination in the dialog box, or paste the link to the page (or paragraph) if you’ve already copied that link to the clipboard.
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If you’re going to be doing much with tables, it’s probably better to use the OneNote app rather than the Store one; the older tool has much richer table formatting capabilities, and it also has an Addin architecture which is completely absent from the OneNote for Windows 10 version.
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The fantastic OneCalendar addin shows you all the notebook pages you’ve worked on by date, so if you spread your note-taking across a variety of sections or even shared notebooks, then it can be invaluable to jump right to the notes in question.
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Its big brother, OneTastic, also allows using pre-written Macros to automate tasks like custom sorting of sections and loads more.