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If using Microsoft tools is an option for you, you might consider OneNote. I almost chose it for my use, but wanted something lighter weight.
by dhd415 10y ago
If using Microsoft tools is an option for you, you might consider OneNote. I almost chose it for my use, but wanted something lighter weight.
- criddell 10y agoHow is OneNote's OCR? I also use Evernote and it does a great job of recognizing and indexing text on photos of whiteboards.
- dhd415 10y agoI've heard that it's good, but I never tried it myself. I think OneNote is free now, so I'm pretty sure you could try it without having to buy anything.
- criddell 10y agoI just created two image files. One is a handwritten list of provinces in Canada and the other is a screenshot of some text in an editor. I uploaded the files to OneNote and Evernote. Both programs indexed the screenshot perfectly but only Evernote can find text in the handwritten note. You said you chose something lighter weight. What did you end up going with? I've used Evernote for years but am unhappy with the direction the program has gone. The new CEO seems to be refocusing on the core purpose (capturing and remembering) and so I'm contemplating sticking around for a bit.
- dhd415 10y agoAh, that's an awfully nice search capability. I posted elsewhere in this thread that I use SimpleNote. It's not perfect, but >95% of my note-taking needs were text-only and SimpleNote was less hassle than Evernote.
- richardboegli 10y agoI second OneNote, been using it for years.
- ashazar 10y agoMicrosoft has a mobile app "Office Lens". Useful to take pictures of the papers. It auto-corrects the positioning of the frame.