The syncing was via dropbox, but the interface was beautiful.Īnd then the $15 app corrupted nearly all my Outlook files. Jeff – I was wondering if someone might bring up Outline! They actually started with their iOS app first: and I downloaded it for iPad and loved it. What are you using for notes app on your Mac? (maybe you can convince me something else is better!) PS - Yep, I know I can run OneNote in Parallels (and did for a long while!), but the constantly running a heavy virtual machine for only a note-taking app has made it not worth it.
#GROWLY NOTES MAC PC#
So while I love my Mac, I sorta wish I had a PC back for a perfectly integrated OneNote for faster, intuitive note-taking that just works. The more keyboard friendly, the more likely my mile-a-minute brain will actually jot it down in my notes system, which keeps me more focused on working than trying to remember.
#GROWLY NOTES MAC SOFTWARE#
OneNote had become my quick shopping notebook: I was constantly pricing out tech equipment or software apps (okay, I need 3 users for our team, at $35 a month, plus a fee…), and quick addition plus quick tables makes cost comparison charts faster than Bruce Lee in an ice factory. Once you get used to the idea that you can type 3218+340= and the answer automagically appears… you start getting frustrated with every other text editor on the planet that isn’t as smart. Tables aren’t a special graphical feature in OneNote, they’re part of the normal thought flow: as easy as typing a sentence. No need to define how many rows you want in advance, shading preferences, or spacing details. You type a word, hit TAB, and you’re already in column two. To create a table in OneNote, you press TAB. OneNote still has these features that I haven’t found elsewhere: Quickest Tables Ever It’s about the tiniest keyboard shortcuts or convenience options that make recording that note just a little bit more friction-free.
#GROWLY NOTES MAC MAC#
And of course there’s the Mac Notes app itself-now with less faux torn paper than ever (thanks Mavericks!)īut for me, keeping organized in a Notes app is more than the essentials of a instant-save, searchable and sync-able notebook (though all of those are musts). I regularly have my Mac friends point me towards Evernote or trendier or even nerdier options.
Sure, I know there are Mac apps designed to catch those notes and links and information clutter that pile up. Today is my two year anniversary switching from a corporate Dell to the Macbook Pro, and my wrists are still very much enjoying their luxury aluminum resting places.
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