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[zeus969]

Does anyone have any firsthand knowledge of Microsoft OneNote? It seems to have pretty good reviews, and if it's more effective for note taking than Microsoft Word, then I would be perfectly content to plunk down $30 to pick up a copy on amazon. Anything to make the law school experience easier...

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[mongolbbq]

$30 my foot.

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[sarakenobi]

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[mongolbbq]

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[sarakenobi]

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[zeus969]

good to know. it sounds like it would be a good investment, then.

[jabberflap]

I have no idea, I'm just trying to save up for Microsoft Office! I should have just paid a little more to get it on my computer when I bought it. What was I thinking? Now I realize that I really have to have it because for most of my internet classes the papers have to be done in Word. Lovely! Word Perfect is a POS.

[fizzingkneazle]

I find that instead of actually taking notes, I prefer to sit in class with my eyes closed and simply take everything in. I let the professors voice wash over me, soothing me into a peaceful sleep where I learn everything in my dreams. It totally works.

[zeus969]

That is certainly one of my favorite methods as well, but apparently it is less effective in classes taught using the socratic method. Stupid greeks...

[fizzingkneazle]

They're so smug, what with their, "we invented democracy" that they always go around taunting us with. good desserts though.

[zeus969]

It's true. And the democracy? That's like 10000 years ago. Big deal. What have you done for me lately, Greece?

[zeus969]

I have never found it particularly effective for notetaking, which I why I was looking to go in another direction. I won't ask for specifics of when you and Word had your problems with each other, I can imagine the horrors it can cause easily enough.