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While reading Ed Bott’s article about Microsoft’s partial preview of online office apps, this particular bit caught my eye: Officially, Microsoft is positioning the new web-based offering as “online extensions to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote.” Intriguing! It seems the OneNote bits won’t actually be available until the launch, so too soon to get too excited, but It took me a couple months of indecision (first pondered in July) but this week I took the plunge. A year ago I whimsically decided to abandon my reasonably fine and working OneNote based GTD (Getting Things Done) system and move to Evernote. I’m not entirely sure (anymore) what my motivation was, but I can theorize I’ve recently been pondering and/or reconsidering my decision to switch from OneNote to Evernote a year ago. It seemed like an easy choice at the time, but I’m not entirely convinced I’ve truly gained in a way that has made me feel more productive. Subjective, yes I know. Bear with me as I think out Checkboxes! When did Evernote’s web interface add support to add, remove and check/uncheck checkboxes? Was it the end of July release (who puts up a blog without search)? I sure wish I had noticed that sooner. For me, that’s a total game changer. I’ve been happily using Evernote as a collection and research tool up The Evernote blog has an article up about quotas – thus, I can finally stop guessing about how pricing for the next Evernote version might work. The main point: Monthly Upload allowance of 40 MB. Each month, you get another 40MB. And note: deleting items doesn’t reclaim any space. However, for many users that amount of |
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September 17th, 2009 | 
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