This is a relatively newer addition to the Office Product Line. I use is with my tablet to take notes, convert pdf files into documnents that can be signed on my tablet screen (and converted back to pdf for security), to write grocery lists, travel iterneraries, and basically to avoid ever having to use paper.

with this utility, TMeContract paperless contract software, my Sprint aircard, a cell phne and a DC invertor in the car, I never have to use paper. I can file notes, meetings, logs of showings and other endless amounts of information with this.

Here's another great tool. I use the recorder in microsoft to record CE classes, and seminars, while I take my HANDWRITTEN notes in OneNote. Now i have what i thought i heard, the recording of what was said, and the things i misseed taking notes all in one conventient place.

Outlook and the rest of the Office suite cooperates wonderfully with OneNote, as does the eContract software. Adobe loves it.

When I find a picture I like, or need to pull a graphic off the screen to send to a tech support person...OneNote to the rescue! It also works with Microsoft's built in speech recognition, which comes in handy for making a telephone call log while driving.

You can build forms in Onenote for recording informatin, and ccreate tables that can be imported into acess and Excel.

This is one of the most intuitive and easy-to-use products, and one with the most versatility of any I have seen in a long time. You can try it free at www.mirosoft.com/onenote.

Disclaimer: I am a Microsoft Partner.That does not mean I will tout something because of this. If the product does a good thing, great! I am happy to report it. I am equally happy to let users knwo of things I find that can cause a headache.