The free version of OneNote isn’t a trial, this also means no ads and no limit on how long you can use the application.
OneNote 2013 free for Windows PC: The lite version offers the core functionalities of OneNote designed for personal and school use. Verdict:Ī superb note-taking tool with excellent navigation and collaboration features that's sadly marred by a limited feature-set on the Mac. Perhaps the big disappointment is that the Mac version is quite cut-down compared to the Windows build, but we suspect its feature set will quickly evolve to better match the PC version. OneNote is one of those programs you need to train yourself to use – but once you start getting to grips with it, you’ll never rely on a post-it note or random text file again. You’ll find mobile apps available for iPhone, iPad and Android among other platforms. Once done, however, all notes are stored online, and synced automatically to your other devices. OneNote is cloud-based, which means you’ll need to sign into (or set up) your Microsoft account to use it. You can also organise your notes using tags – over 20 styles are provided, and it means you can quickly and easily filter data. Everything you create is a container, and you can drag and drop these around the screen until they’re laid out as you wish. Type anywhere within a canvas to enter text, attach images, create lists and more. And the good news is that – from the 2013 version – the app is now free available on the Mac for the first time too.Ĭreating notes is mercifully simple, as is organising them into notebooks and sections. 
Microsoft OneNote – a relatively recent addition to the Office family – is its answer to the question of where you keep everything you jot down. Before you know it, your computer and desk are littered with disjointed ramblings, leaving you wondering how you can pull it all together into the gem of an idea you had before. It’s easy to scatter thoughts and ideas about the place – a scrap of paper here, an obscurely named text file there.
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