Taking Notes
Gary North
June 2, 2008 For 27 years, I have waited for an easy-to-use program
for taking notes and retrieving them. There are lots of
good general note-taking programs out there, including the
free Evernote product. But what I have wanted is a program
specifically designed for taking notes on books and
articles. I have wanted one that will let me enter a
book's title and publishing information once, and then tag
every note to that entry. I found it last week. It's brand new. It's called
NoteScribe -- a pretty good name for a product like this. http://NoteScribe.net This program gives a student a big advantage in
writing term papers. It's sort of like using 3x5 cards.
(Remember them?) If you have a voice-recognition program
like Naturally Speaking, it's a whole lot better than 3x5
cards. You may not be a student or an addicted taker of notes
the way I am. But you may have a child or grandchild who
is. If so, forward this issue of "Tip of the Week" today.
Then call on the phone to say you have sent it. To subscribe to my free Tip of the Week, use the subscription box here: www.GaryNorth.com.
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