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Onenote comes to mind, and it does OCR on client side so is quite fast. Also does audio transcription which can be enabled (Disabled by default). Also has versi
by awa 13y ago
Onenote comes to mind, and it does OCR on client side so is quite fast. Also does audio transcription which can be enabled (Disabled by default). Also has version control built in, so you can you can look at older versions and do manual merges (if required)
Disclaimer: Microsoft employee and Onenote user
- derengel 13y agoOnenote is great but I think he wants something for OS X.
- orbitur 13y agoWord 2011 (OS X) offers OneNote-like functionality if you choose the Notebook view. Defaults to list, auto-headings, and it even lets you doodle in the margins. That's all I ever did in OneNote, so I'm not sure how feature complete Word 2011 is in comparison.
- Paul12345534 13y agoHappy OneNote user but I truly despise the API. All the other Office APIs are far more pleasant and functional.
- michaelcullina 13y agoI agree. I love OneNote but this is a tragic situation. I would be SO HAPPY if OneNote had a good API. I would dance on rooftops and howl at the moon.