to thoughts in TB, than the current right click to get a hyperlink, click to copy, move to TB, right click and click to paste in as link in TB some sort of Share function, as exists for many apps in iOS. I'd be happy if we just had an easier way to link Evernote notes, OneNote notes, et al.

This would be a significant and very productive environment.Īn interesting idea, but I would guess that it is far to complex to try to integrate OneNote or another application, like Evernote, inside of TB. When the user accesses a particular OneNote page created through TheBrain there is also an embedded link on that page taking that user back to the particular thought, if the user needs to access more information from the thought. Different thoughts within TheBrain might have different OneNote notebooks defined. When a thought is created, the thought note is actually a page in a OneNote notebook (also selected by the user in the notes window). I am also a heavy and dedicated user of Microsoft Outlook which works seamlessly with OneNote.Ĭonsidering that all users may not want to work the same way, it would be ideal if development could allow the user to select from a list of editors, one of which would be Microsoft OneNote. I am extremely heavy user of OneNote and TheBrain and only wish the 2 would work together in a more efficient fashion. I have mentioned this before that the integration of TheBrain and Microsoft OneNote would present an ideal powerhouse combination. The Livescribe 3 is a smartpen that connects to an iPhone or iPad to transfer handwritten notes to your mobile device.PersonalBrain 4.3 Experimental Release Archive Now you can use pen and paper to take notes, and access that information on any device with OneNote. Recently Livescribe released a new version of their Livescribe+ app to send notes easily to OneNote.

On the Draw tab, tap Lasso Select, and then use your finger or stylus to draw a selection around the ink strokes you want to cut, copy, or delete. Open a page that contains handwritten notes or a drawing, or tap the Draw tab, select a pen, and then use your finger or stylus to write or draw on the page.In the Search box that appears, enter a search word or phrase, and then press Enter. On your keyboard, press Ctrl+F, or click the magnifying glass icon near the top of the Page list. OneNote can search typed text, handwritten notes, and words that appear in inserted images.

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