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The Perils of CRIMPing
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Posted by JDS
Jun 7, 2015 at 08:23 PM
I would avoid jumping to the conclusion that there is equal risk in any non web based software. Software products such as Zoot and ConnectedText have been as safe and trustworthy as any I have used. A few minutes searching the web and forums will tell you if the developer is worth taking a chance on, I have also found that few web based products have the same sophistication as a well developed standalone product.
The lesson here is that indiscriminate CRIMPing may be hazardous to your health, not that one should avoid supporting well designed software.
Posted by Dr Andus
Jun 10, 2015 at 12:40 PM
Ken wrote:
>I am not sure if there are any
>books or web sites that really unlock the power of OneNote for task
>management, but that might be an option.
This might be what MS has acquired Wunderlist for: to give OneNote such a task management capability. We’ll have to see how well they manage to integrate them. I don’t use either, so not sure how well these two tools work with each other currently.
Posted by xman
Jun 13, 2015 at 12:28 AM
Ken - maybe you are aware of the excellent OneNote software add-in site, Onetastic.
There are many ‘add-ins’ that, although not tutorials in themselves, give one ideas about how to use OneNote efficiently
cheers
http://omeratay.com/onetastic/
Posted by Garland Coulson
Jun 13, 2015 at 03:50 AM
I would suggest you look at Teamwork.com as a possible solution. Web based with mobile apps as well.
I would be happy to give you an online demo as to how I use it. I am not affiliated with them - they are the tool I settled on after weeks of testing various task management systems.
Posted by Ken
Jun 15, 2015 at 06:25 PM
Thank you for the additional suggestions. I was informed last week that we are moving to Office 365/Office 2013 tomorrow, so I am going to hold off of r a few on anything related to Onenote and Outlook until I can see how the new (to me) versions differ from what I was previously using.
—Ken