But there's MORE! Be sure to check out this playlist on MUST have windows apps! ruclips.net/p/PLroyKBchlfEkWBv6Q7CEizvTGtyvb8fLq I also heard that by pressing the like button, it will help to increase your note-taking productivity skills by 5.4X!
dude your vids are real gold. Im soo glad I found you. This is sick. And the best part is you get straight to the point and you realy give quality information. Kepp it pleaaase up!!!
Evernote is improving week by week these days. Cost is raised as an issue, but for me works out at about one coffee per week. Given how much I use it, easily worth the price
Fair point, alongside the breakdown of the cost. While it was the driving factor for me it wasn’t the cost of the app itself but rather due to the fact that I had a free decent attentive available for me which was OneNote, as it’s part of the office applications. Believe it or not I’m currently in the process of testing out the obsidian application and seeing whether that works for me any better, as something that I would value going forward, is having more control of the notes themselves. I found the value of this when trying to export from Evernote to OneNote as the only way to get out of Evernote is via exports and often being in a propriety format. But yes it worked well for me for many years but I thought it was a good point for me to move on
Hi! To be honest I tried to import a couple of notebooks but then decided against it as the formatting would always be slightly off in certain areas (you’re never going to get it 100% obviously) so just decided to start a fresh account. I felt it was a good time to start new as I didn’t need need the notes (1000) and I could always login to Evernote to view them. I did backup my Evernote notes though in .enex format just in case. Hope that helps
My laptop is the XPS 15 9510. I’ve been using it for around 3 years and made a video on it here if you’re interested :) ruclips.net/video/j-g7ng-chqA/видео.htmlsi=3Ut1jy4qQGbb2iNo
I'm using the Dell XPS 15 9510. I've been using it for around 3 years and made a review on it here if your interested :) ruclips.net/video/j-g7ng-chqA/видео.html
To be honest I never noticed that until now as I generally just use the basic fonts or the default one that is present. But Yh fair point, I could imagine this being annoying for other use cases. Do you use any particular alternative?
Interesting, what would you recommend? It would great to know of any free apps that offer similar functionality to OneNote like you mention? It would be nice to try something new to see if I can improve my workflow
@@Productive_Tech Maybe you could try obsidian. It's free and you can use plugins and coding to make notes, that can even work as wiki. I don't know how comparable they are as I haven't worked with obsidian for long and looked up this video to learn if onenote is comparable.
Thanks for the comment! I have looked in detail at Obsidian in the past but I think I read that it's locally based only? (I might be wrong and there's likely a plugin to solve that but haven't really found the need to switch from OneNote yet). I also don't think I'd make too much use of the mind map web that it builds out over time but is definitely interesting. Thanks for the suggestion, at the very least it's back on my radar again to check out and maybe a video to document my experience but not sure yet.
I would probably agree and say that yes notion is better as a general solution as it's more of an all in one productivity tool. But for my use case, I really just wanted something simple for taking notes, without all the integrations that I wouldn't need and for that OneNote works pretty well
@@TheAntrimRambler Apple notes is pretty decent though the only drawback is that it's best within the ecosystem only. Access on other devices is not always the best experience hence I use OneNote. If I had a mac I'd probably use that instead but that's not feasible for me currently.
But there's MORE! Be sure to check out this playlist on MUST have windows apps!
ruclips.net/p/PLroyKBchlfEkWBv6Q7CEizvTGtyvb8fLq
I also heard that by pressing the like button, it will help to increase your note-taking productivity skills by 5.4X!
I've been using OneNote for years, but i learned a few things here. I really like your quick pace....great video
Thanks so much for the comment, I really appreciate it! Glad the video was useful for you! :)
Brilliant video. Ive been looking into switching to One Note for several days. Glad I found this video
You’re most welcome! Glad it was useful, and thank you for your comment! :)
Finally a good guide for OneNote. 👍🏻
Much appreciated and glad it was useful, thank you! :)
Wow, you just so organized that we can see it in the way you made the vid, the sections, the way u mention another vid
I appreciate the kind words, thank you for your comment! :)
Wow. This was great. Clear and straight to the point. Like a Gatling gun of great tips. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Haha lol XD, thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed and thanks for the comment!
dude your vids are real gold. Im soo glad I found you. This is sick. And the best part is you get straight to the point and you realy give quality information. Kepp it pleaaase up!!!
Ah thanks so much for your comment, it’s comments like these that keep me motivated! Glad you find the videos useful! Made my day! 😁
Evernote is improving week by week these days. Cost is raised as an issue, but for me works out at about one coffee per week. Given how much I use it, easily worth the price
Fair point, alongside the breakdown of the cost. While it was the driving factor for me it wasn’t the cost of the app itself but rather due to the fact that I had a free decent attentive available for me which was OneNote, as it’s part of the office applications. Believe it or not I’m currently in the process of testing out the obsidian application and seeing whether that works for me any better, as something that I would value going forward, is having more control of the notes themselves. I found the value of this when trying to export from Evernote to OneNote as the only way to get out of Evernote is via exports and often being in a propriety format. But yes it worked well for me for many years but I thought it was a good point for me to move on
Hi, Were you able to import your Evernote notes into OneNote?
Hi! To be honest I tried to import a couple of notebooks but then decided against it as the formatting would always be slightly off in certain areas (you’re never going to get it 100% obviously) so just decided to start a fresh account. I felt it was a good time to start new as I didn’t need need the notes (1000) and I could always login to Evernote to view them. I did backup my Evernote notes though in .enex format just in case. Hope that helps
What laptop are you using mate?
My laptop is the XPS 15 9510. I’ve been using it for around 3 years and made a video on it here if you’re interested :)
ruclips.net/video/j-g7ng-chqA/видео.htmlsi=3Ut1jy4qQGbb2iNo
Very nice!
Thank you! Hope it was useful :D
Thank you! It was very useful!
No worries, glad to hear! 😊
What laptop you're using?
I'm using the Dell XPS 15 9510. I've been using it for around 3 years and made a review on it here if your interested :)
ruclips.net/video/j-g7ng-chqA/видео.html
I rarely use OneNote because it doesn't support Unicode fonts.
To be honest I never noticed that until now as I generally just use the basic fonts or the default one that is present. But Yh fair point, I could imagine this being annoying for other use cases. Do you use any particular alternative?
Any German speaking users here?
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Im arab but wanna reply
Hey there🌝
OneNote would be great if they implemented Code Blocks... It's 2024
To be honest I don’t do too much coding myself but I have heard other people mention a similar thing
1. Don't use it
2. Dual boot install Ubuntu
3. Use a better free app that can do all the one note can and even run code
Interesting, what would you recommend? It would great to know of any free apps that offer similar functionality to OneNote like you mention? It would be nice to try something new to see if I can improve my workflow
@@Productive_Tech Maybe you could try obsidian. It's free and you can use plugins and coding to make notes, that can even work as wiki. I don't know how comparable they are as I haven't worked with obsidian for long and looked up this video to learn if onenote is comparable.
Thanks for the comment! I have looked in detail at Obsidian in the past but I think I read that it's locally based only? (I might be wrong and there's likely a plugin to solve that but haven't really found the need to switch from OneNote yet). I also don't think I'd make too much use of the mind map web that it builds out over time but is definitely interesting. Thanks for the suggestion, at the very least it's back on my radar again to check out and maybe a video to document my experience but not sure yet.
Isnt notion better
I would probably agree and say that yes notion is better as a general solution as it's more of an all in one productivity tool. But for my use case, I really just wanted something simple for taking notes, without all the integrations that I wouldn't need and for that OneNote works pretty well
Propietary format? No thank you.
I’ve recently been looking for an alternative for this very reason, what do you suggest/use? I’m currently testing out obsidian
The worst note taking app in existence
Interesting, what app do you prefer to use?
@@Productive_Tech Apple Notes.
@@TheAntrimRambler Apple notes is pretty decent though the only drawback is that it's best within the ecosystem only. Access on other devices is not always the best experience hence I use OneNote. If I had a mac I'd probably use that instead but that's not feasible for me currently.
Best tip is to forget about it and move to notion.
Interesting, have you used OneNote before? What made you switch to Notion? I’d be willing to try something new if it works better for me, thanks