Picture what that means to you, that’s basically what you can make your Notebook into. In OneNote our central digital object is the Notebook. Not too bad, eh? If you are familiar with any Office Product from the last eleven years this should look similar though different. So here we have an image of OneNote in your browser. So let’s get started with OneNote for the Web. Only 5GB of storage but for a book that is more than enough. And, because of your Microsoft Account, you also have OneDrive. This means you can download the desktop version, the Windows 10 app, and the phone apps. In order to bring its products to the widest market, Microsoft has made all versions of the OneNote product absolutely free.
Granted, if you want the pro options you will need to pay Microsoft at some point, or get your hands on Word through the other channels. From there you have access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote. All you have to do is go to and make yourself a free email account. Microsoft, following Google’s model, has made online versions of its software available for free. Remember, whenever possible I try to find a low cost, high-use option for you. I’m not paying for Microsoft!Īnd I didn’t say you had to.
But before we get there, there is one pre-requisite we need to discuss, a Microsoft Account. Factor two, no matter the ecosystem or platform, if you have a connection to the internet you have the ability to use OneNote absolutely free. This large-scale access to the product means there are many resources online from which you can pull. Factor one, be it business, personal, or through an education institution, nearly everyone has access to Microsoft Office.
I will give some alternatives, but these have two key factors leading to my suggestion. Now today I am going to focus on two programs in particular, Microsoft’s OneNote and Word. Because sometimes the hardest part of the story is getting it plotted out. If you find yourself in these categories, then I have some tools for you that can help. Maybe you have an idea but the thought of getting it onto paper feels impossible. But let’s say you don’t know where to start.
And while I know it may sound crazy to some, there are a great many people out there who are already three thousand words into their work. As promised, this week we are going to look at the National Novel Writing Month, NaNoWriMo, which encourages people to write a novel in a month. Hi Net Neighbors! Welcome back to Tech Tuesday, where we talk about the issues that interest you.
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