journal using onenote

[Clay]

Can anyone point me to an example of a journal being kept using oneNote?

I have seen a couple of templates, but I am searching for the best
journaling software I can find.

Thanks!

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[Erik Sojka (MVP)]

I've not tested this but it came up among the first hits in a Q&D search
- it's a start to show how one might create a daily journal in OneNote:

http://www.onenotepowertoys.com/2006/09/21/daily-journal-in-onenote-2007/

 

[Josh Einstein]

Try OneNote Calendar. It's free.

http://www.josheinstein.com/download/onenotecal

 

[Scoop]

Josh:
the price is nice -- but not great. I don't mind paying for software or
tools, especially to get rid of nag screens, on-screen ads, and such.
I do like the idea of the calendar. I have to play with the OneNote
Calendar a little more. I have played with it now for about 15 minutes, and
after first installing it, seeing the screen pop up with OneNote and the way
OneNote Calendar organizes things, it's great for specific things, such as a
journal, project notes, and such. I like the idea. I have to play with it a
little more to see how well it holds up for me, but I think it will present a
different workplace for me.
What brought this kind of thing to mind for you?

Cheers,
Dave

 

[IPS]

Does this product work with OneNote 2007? Don't want to mess up my OneNote
installation.

Thanks!

 

[Josh Einstein]

Sorry for the delay. It actually requires OneNote 2007. It's probably
impossible for this to mess up OneNote in any way since it is external and
only reads the notebook structure, not write back.