Curio can now synch with Evernote including the graphic text recognition, so the next time you login you can sync everything to work with Evernote or MobileMe.
#Onenote but for mac plus#
Curio has more features, plus more flexibility options and templates for the introverted right-brainers out there.Įvernote is great, but it 's now "in the air" and I don't like having to login to every time I want to use it. While Word 2004 does have the notebook format and the ability to record audio and video, it is too structured for me to use as my primary journaling tool. I use OneNote at work on a PC, but at home, to gain the same functionality, I use Curio by Zengobi. With an overwhelming selection to choose from I wouldn't be surprised if I was. I may be overlooking this in one of the suggested programs and if so please let me know. If I then decide to add something to the top of the page things get messy. If I wanted a sentence to be in the middle right of the page I would have to hit enter to get the cursor to the middle, then type, then justify it to the right. With these other programs, unless I am mistaken, you can type notes in either an outline format or a text editor format. Then go to the bottom of the page and make a list.
Don't like it there? drag it down to the middle of the page. To type something on the right side of the screen in OneNote you just click on the right side and type. In OneNote, you can write text wherever you want on the page. The one thing that I haven't been able to find in any of the many note taking programs is something that the original author of this thread mentioned: Being able to write text in boxes.
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