S
Swreck
I occasionally do research in libraries to get access to proprietary
databases. The machines have USB ports, so you can save information and take
it with you. However, while the machines typically have some Office
configuration, they rarely have OneNote.
At this point, I'm addicted to OneNote-based research, including the ease of
bringing in data, seeing the source link automagically, etc. Does anyone have
any advice on approaches to saving info on these public machines so that one
can transfer it effectively to OneNote? I've even considered switching to
EverNote since it now has a pure web-based version that syncs with your local
PC version.
I don't need a perfect option, just something that allows my work on these
public machines to most productively available back at the ranch when I
return to my OneNote world.
Thanks, Swreck
databases. The machines have USB ports, so you can save information and take
it with you. However, while the machines typically have some Office
configuration, they rarely have OneNote.
At this point, I'm addicted to OneNote-based research, including the ease of
bringing in data, seeing the source link automagically, etc. Does anyone have
any advice on approaches to saving info on these public machines so that one
can transfer it effectively to OneNote? I've even considered switching to
EverNote since it now has a pure web-based version that syncs with your local
PC version.
I don't need a perfect option, just something that allows my work on these
public machines to most productively available back at the ranch when I
return to my OneNote world.
Thanks, Swreck