Good post for the ADD crowd. What are the main things that OneNote can do that you can't do with Outlook Notes and folders? I'm sure there are many. If you came across a good summary, please let this forum know. Also, after you've used it a while, be sure to tell us in what way it's helping/working (or not) .

Thanks.

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Hi ADDaway,

Outlook notes are basically just sticky notes. OneNote lets you type on a whole page, anywhere on the page, just like real paper. And you can insert just about anything on the page - links, images of pictures or documents, etc. You can even create Outlook tasks that will show up in Outlook too. And the organization is a big part of it - you can just look at it and see where everything is and get right to it.

Here's the homepage for OneNote:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/onenote/default.aspx

Microsoft didn't create this for people with ADD, of course, so they don't know what they've got. But for me, it's great to have one place to put all my thoughts and bits of info instead of on scraps of paper everywhere.

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