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Well the good news is that you are mistaken, Surface RT comes with both the desktop version of OneNote and OneNoteMX. http://office.microsoft.com/en-nz/home-and

• buro9 14y ago
  The reviews I've seen say that there are far fewer features. If you've ever tried OneNote on Android you'd know that in the worst case this could be just turning it into a basic note-taking program. I want to be wrong, but nothing on the Microsoft site (or anywhere else I've seen) shows me a side-by-side compare of the features of OneNote for every platform and version. What I've read is that OneNote is available for Surface, but it's a feature limited version. No real details on what features are limited or missing.
  • NZ_Matt 14y ago
    Everything that I've read claims that the differences between Office 2013 and Office RT are negligible. The full desktop version is definitely included, it's the metro version that lacks features.
    • wlesieutre 14y ago
      Windows RT doesn't have desktop apps, they'll only be supported in Windows 8 on x86/64 processors. ARM tablets like this version of Surface are Metro only.
      • timthorn 14y ago
        This is wrong. You're unable to install desktop apps, but there are desktop apps bundled, including Office Home & Student.
  • contextfree 14y ago
    Here's a list of the differences: http://blogs.office.com/b/office-next/archive/2012/09/13/building-office-for-windows-rt.aspx http://blogs.office.com/b/office-next/archive/2012/09/13/bui... The main thing missing from OneNote is audio/video recording and searching, though you can insert audio/video files from elsewhere.