Techblown said updated
its OneNote apps for both the Apple iPhone and the Mac, facilitating
OneNote's mission as quick-and-dirty repository for notes and images you
can add yourself or find elsewhere on the Web.In March, Microsoft released OneNote for the Mac and made the app free for Windows users. On Thursday, the company added all sorts of little features to bring the Mac app up to parity with its Windows cousin.OneNote
is often considered to be Microsoft's answer to Evernote, with its
legions of fans addicted to jotting down notes, to-dos, and collecting
digital detritus from around the Web and storing it one place. With that
in mind, the new OneNote for Mac update allows users to organize
hyperlinks with short descriptions, drag and drop images, and print
notes.
OneNote
for the Mac also stole a page from other Office applications with
Format Painter, or the ability to simply "copy" the format of a range of
text and apply it elsewhere on the page. The new update also allows
users to copy and paste content from elsewhere, preserving the
formatting.
FREE FROM iPHONE:
Microsoft
also said the OneNote for the iPhone update frees the app from the Mac,
allowing it to create its own notebooks. "This means that you can now
create a new notebook, share it with others, and get on the same
page–all from the convenience of an iPhone.
Microsoft also added Office Lens to the iPhone, one of the niftiest
features of OneNote. Office Lens turns the iPhone into a portable
scanner. Take a picture of a brochure, for example, and it automatically
reformats it to best effect. Even better, Office Lens for the iPhone
includes optical character recognition (OCR), which can take that
brochure and turn it into editable text.
If you already have OneNote on your Mac or iPhone, you can visit the
respective App Stores to download updates. If you don't, you can either
hunt down the apps yourself or visit techwellwish.com.
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