Microsoft OneNote - yay or nay?

[.zone.]

I can't get the Microsoft trial to work for me for some reason.
My school offers Microsoft Student Office 2007 for $148.95 & OneNote for $44.95.  (Plenty of retailers offer Student Office 2007 for $120 on sale.)  Lame, lame discount. 

And the internet offers both for $0. It's ok as long as you're a student:p

   I love it.

[katluva33]

I can't get the Microsoft trial to work for me for some reason.
My school offers Microsoft Student Office 2007 for $148.95 & OneNote for $44.95.  (Plenty of retailers offer Student Office 2007 for $120 on sale.)  Lame, lame discount. 

And the internet offers both for $0. It's ok as long as you're a student:p

   I love it.

where can you get OneNote 2007 for free online?

[. . . . . .]

I love one note. I am not in law school yet, but for my undergrad classes I love it

[cui bono?]

it's okay but not necessary

[«ě»]

I can't get the Microsoft trial to work for me for some reason.
My school offers Microsoft Student Office 2007 for $148.95 & OneNote for $44.95.  (Plenty of retailers offer Student Office 2007 for $120 on sale.)  Lame, lame discount. 

And the internet offers both for $0. It's ok as long as you're a student:p

   I love it.

where can you get OneNote 2007 for free online?

bittorrent
usenet
ftps
edonkey
dc++
a number of random .ru or .cn sites

It's really not all that hard to find.

[donvito]

i just installed office 2007 enterprise.  gonna try and get acquainted with OneNote before school starts.

[donvito]

my enterprise should becoming today too. how much did you get it for?

for free.  my friend works for a medical company that has MSDN (microsoft developer network) which gives him free access to a lot of Microsoft's products.

[S.A.]

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[SplitFinger]

I'm using it to take notes on the trial that I'm working on right now... It's great because I can instantly figure out exactly which witnesses referenced which defendant, pull up exactly what evidence has been presented against who, which exhibits have been referenced by who during all of the testimony (this trial is nearing the end of week 2 at this point, so there's a boatload of testimony), and see exactly what testimony I flagged as important no matter when it came in... so if you're interested in trial work, it's very useful.  Of course, it'll be a while before you get to any of that.

[OingoBoingo]

I'm using it to take notes on the trial that I'm working on right now... It's great because I can instantly figure out exactly which witnesses referenced which defendant, pull up exactly what evidence has been presented against who, which exhibits have been referenced by who during all of the testimony (this trial is nearing the end of week 2 at this point, so there's a boatload of testimony), and see exactly what testimony I flagged as important no matter when it came in... so if you're interested in trial work, it's very useful.  Of course, it'll be a while before you get to any of that.

Cool Splitfinger. Where are you working this summer? I am at a local PD office - been writing motions and briefs but no trial work (yet).

Oingo