About 2 months ago I started using Microsoft OneNote (on my desktop PC…I don’t use a Tablet PC) and have found it to be extremely useful in organizing my notes, inserting client doodles, etc. It has some really great potential within my practice. At some point I’ll give it a full write-up here, but in the meantime I saw a couple posts earlier this week that perfectly explain what it is, how it works and why attorneys should test drive it:
On May 25, 3004, Dennis Kennedy had a post entitled OneNote and Lawyers which mentioned this Mark Voorhees law.com article called “Worth Noting–Lawyers may develop a serious long-term relationship with Microsoft’s new OneNote program”
I also note that OneNote SP1 BETA is out (Microsoft.com link). It is beta, so beware…
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