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pfergus
I just downloaded OneNote and found it to be quite useful. Is there a plan
to make it accessable on handhelds?
to make it accessable on handhelds?
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Erik Sojka
It already is 
but currently only for Microsoft Pocket PC/Windows Mobile
devices.
There is a limited one-time one-way copy of notes from a Pocket PC into a
specially created section in OneNote.
but currently only for Microsoft Pocket PC/Windows Mobiledevices.
There is a limited one-time one-way copy of notes from a Pocket PC into a
specially created section in OneNote.
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Al Borges MD
You should check out OneNote's major competitor- GoBinder. It does excellent
synching with just about all mobile devices. URL: www.gobinder.com .
Microsoft will always try to ignore it's competition; these guys don't care
what platforms you wish to work with...
Al
synching with just about all mobile devices. URL: www.gobinder.com .
Microsoft will always try to ignore it's competition; these guys don't care
what platforms you wish to work with...
Al
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Al Borges MD
Actually, go to the following GoBinder review:
http://www.tabletpc2.com/Review-GoBinder2005-FinalReview.htm
It specifically ** prefers ** the Palm environment, and basically is a
OneNote platform "on steroids". Hyperlinks? No problems... Cost? Can be as
low as $49 (free upgrades for now...). Integration with MS Office? They are
working on a VB ActiveX to come out hopefully in 2005...
Al
http://www.tabletpc2.com/Review-GoBinder2005-FinalReview.htm
It specifically ** prefers ** the Palm environment, and basically is a
OneNote platform "on steroids". Hyperlinks? No problems... Cost? Can be as
low as $49 (free upgrades for now...). Integration with MS Office? They are
working on a VB ActiveX to come out hopefully in 2005...
Al