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17 Jun 2017, 22:59
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have you found some solution that works for you yet?
i use onenote, and other software
one problem is finding what you're looking for,
not able to able to find specific things within extensive extensive notes is a common problem
and where your notes are
onenote has very limited search as you know
many other problems, won't go into it...
if you take extensive notes, what solutions works for you?
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the key problem is that the software isn't designed well
paper is highly limiting, and software solves a bunch of those ills
but the software has lots of constraints and limits as have been said on the Web
it would be good if ppl in the world could make something actually innovative though
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[ this is for you if you take extensive notes ] -- any good solutions on finding/structuring/sorting notes?
i use onenote, and other software
one problem is finding what you're looking for,
not able to able to find specific things within extensive extensive notes is a common problem
and where your notes are
onenote has very limited search as you know
many other problems, won't go into it...
if you take extensive notes, what solutions works for you?
--
the key problem is that the software isn't designed well
paper is highly limiting, and software solves a bunch of those ills
but the software has lots of constraints and limits as have been said on the Web
it would be good if ppl in the world could make something actually innovative though
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[ this is for you if you take extensive notes ] -- any good solutions on finding/structuring/sorting notes?
20 Jun 2017, 09:41
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Hi,
Have you considered using Google Docs? Persoanlly, I find Google docs really easy to use and I can use the widget on my smartphone for quick access. It has very sound formatting features which allow you to make clear demarkations. Having said this, I'm a sucker for pen and paper so I also keep an "offline" copy so to say. I would also suggest getting a whiteboard and a marker. At first it might sound ridiculous but to have some information in front of you almost constantly will definietly ensure that you've got it covered!
Best of luck for your studies!
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Have you considered using Google Docs? Persoanlly, I find Google docs really easy to use and I can use the widget on my smartphone for quick access. It has very sound formatting features which allow you to make clear demarkations. Having said this, I'm a sucker for pen and paper so I also keep an "offline" copy so to say. I would also suggest getting a whiteboard and a marker. At first it might sound ridiculous but to have some information in front of you almost constantly will definietly ensure that you've got it covered!
Best of luck for your studies!
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24 Jun 2017, 02:19
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hey but how does this solve the problem in the main question?
