Comments on: OneNote 2003 Service Pack 1 Preview http://www.hatch.org/2004/04/21/onenote-2003-service-pack-1-preview/ Emerging Technology, Development, Architecture, Digital Media, Photography, Music, Mountain Biking, Cycling and Parenting (Stuff that interests me) Fri, 23 Nov 2007 19:07:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Ben M. Schorr http://www.hatch.org/2004/04/21/onenote-2003-service-pack-1-preview/comment-page-1/#comment-224 Ben M. Schorr Thu, 22 Apr 2004 02:53:27 +0000 http://www.hatch.org/b/?p=856#comment-224 I can pretty much guarantee that OneNote is now feature-locked until version 2.0 comes out, which is probably in the Office 12 timeframe (i.e. at least a year or more away). It's not really intended to be an authoring tool anyhow so I suspect that while we might get some improved Web publishing capabilities mostly it's value in that arena will extend only to a collection tool from which you can copy/paste into your "real" web publishing tool. As a brainstorming/idea collection tool, however, OneNote is outstanding. -B- I can pretty much guarantee that OneNote is now feature-locked until version 2.0 comes out, which is probably in the Office 12 timeframe (i.e. at least a year or more away).

It’s not really intended to be an authoring tool anyhow so I suspect that while we might get some improved Web publishing capabilities mostly it’s value in that arena will extend only to a collection tool from which you can copy/paste into your “real” web publishing tool.

As a brainstorming/idea collection tool, however, OneNote is outstanding.

-B-

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