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I've been using Evernote for a while. But since the time MS made a shift to the cloud and has put a lot of effort into OneNote and Office 365, OneNote was doome
by zihotki 8y ago
I've been using Evernote for a while. But since the time MS made a shift to the cloud and has put a lot of effort into OneNote and Office 365, OneNote was doomed to decline in use. Why would you pay for it when you already have Office subscription?
On top of that I was struggling with the UX, it didn't fit my habits.
- dogma1138 8y agoOneNote is also more importantly completely free on all platforms including all of it's cloud features. Besides OneNote being much better for handwritten and typed note taking as well as "rich notes" one of the most best features it has is email to note which means that even if you have to take notes on a machine that doesn't have it or you can't log in into OneNote from it or if you want to take notes from someone else it can be easily done via emailing to your you@onenote.com address and the auto formatting is pretty awesome.
- coffeeling 8y agoYou can email to Evernote, and it's better than OneNote, if anything, since you can email to your Evernote from any account. OneNote needs the email account to be yours and associated with the notebook you want to send it to.
- dogma1138 8y agoEvernote formatting from email is absolutely horrendous and the fact that it's restricted to specific emails is a huge bonus for OneNote, no spam.