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Complete Guide to OneNote
OneNote is a new member of the Microsoft Office family that will be released in mid-2003. The Complete Guide to OneNote is aimed at making users more productive by helping them organize what are today ephemeral and disconnected scraps of personal information gathered prior to the creation of formal work product. Major sections of the book are devoted to:
- Explaining this new category of software and its user paradigm
- Detailed discussion of features
- Interoperability with other programs and services from Microsoft and from third parties
- General and domain-specific guidance on how readers can use OneNote to increase personal and enterprise productivity
Information about customizing OneNote, including information for Office XP developers
Throughout the book, the author draws on his extensive experience with Microsoft emerging technologies and his deep understanding of how professionals use software in their workflow. The book’s perspective on OneNote will be enriched by interviews with high-quality experts like Louis Rosenfeld, author of O’Reilly’s "Information Architecture"; Dan Woods, author of "Education of a CTO" (forthcoming, Addison-Wesley); John Viviano, Senior Architect for MDConsult.com; and many more. The book also leverages the contributions of early adopters who have joined the author’s independent community website, OneNoteInfoCenter.com.
The result is a practical book that will appeal both to casual OneNote users and beginners, yet be essential for power users, Office developers, and anyone who wants to take full advantage of this innovative new application.
- Explaining this new category of software and its user paradigm
- Detailed discussion of features
- Interoperability with other programs and services from Microsoft and from third parties
- General and domain-specific guidance on how readers can use OneNote to increase personal and enterprise productivity
Information about customizing OneNote, including information for Office XP developers
Throughout the book, the author draws on his extensive experience with Microsoft emerging technologies and his deep understanding of how professionals use software in their workflow. The book’s perspective on OneNote will be enriched by interviews with high-quality experts like Louis Rosenfeld, author of O’Reilly’s "Information Architecture"; Dan Woods, author of "Education of a CTO" (forthcoming, Addison-Wesley); John Viviano, Senior Architect for MDConsult.com; and many more. The book also leverages the contributions of early adopters who have joined the author’s independent community website, OneNoteInfoCenter.com.
The result is a practical book that will appeal both to casual OneNote users and beginners, yet be essential for power users, Office developers, and anyone who wants to take full advantage of this innovative new application.
468 pages, Paperback
First published November 17, 2003
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