OK, the posts about what software do people thin

[ron@baumanis.net]

OK, the posts about what software do people think is essential led me to really take a look at what software I really use on my Tablet...SO, I wonder what are the top three applications that other people are using?...

I found that, over the course of one work week, the software that I actually use the most (in order) is:

1) Internet Explorer
2) One Note
3) Outlook (for e-mail)

What are your top 3...not musts, but those you really use in order?...

[Kupe]

1. Outlook (email, schedule)
2. Journal (all my notes)
3. PowerPoint (Universal Translator)
3b. Crazy Browser - number 4 of three (an IE extension)
3c. Star Wars Galaxies - number 5 of 3 (because I'm a fool)

[Kupe]

1. Outlook (email, schedule)
2. Journal (all my notes)
3. PowerPoint (Universal Translator)
3b. Crazy Browser - number 4 of three (an IE extension)
3c. Star Wars Galaxies - number 5 of 3 (because I'm a fool)

[leret]

MYIE2
Onenote
Outlook

[leret]

MYIE2
Onenote
Outlook

[theministryofsillywalks]

I expect a few people would have:

1) Windows XP Tablet Edition

lol

[theministryofsillywalks]

I expect a few people would have:

1) Windows XP Tablet Edition

lol

[spanky230]

Most used software in order of use:

(1) TabletPlanner
(2) Outlook (emails and contacts)
(3) OneNote (just installed this but am using it more all the time).

Cheers.

[spanky230]

Most used software in order of use:

(1) TabletPlanner
(2) Outlook (emails and contacts)
(3) OneNote (just installed this but am using it more all the time).

Cheers.

[Appraiser]

1) Software for Real Estate Professionals
2) Journal
3) Microsoft Office

[Appraiser]

1) Software for Real Estate Professionals
2) Journal
3) Microsoft Office

[Big Lar]

1) Sparx Systems' Enterprise Architect
2) Journal
3) Outlook 2002

and filling out the top 5:

4) Visual Studio .Net 2003
5) IE 6.0

[Big Lar]

1) Sparx Systems' Enterprise Architect
2) Journal
3) Outlook 2002

and filling out the top 5:

4) Visual Studio .Net 2003
5) IE 6.0

[nie]

Mozilla
Journal
Corel Grafigo
Visio
office XP

[nie]

Mozilla
Journal
Corel Grafigo
Visio
office XP

[nie]

Mozilla
Journal
Corel Grafigo
Visio
office XP

[nie]

Mozilla
Journal
Corel Grafigo
Visio
office XP

[nie]

Mozilla
Journal
Corel Grafigo
Visio
office XP

[Spencer]

1) Outlook
2) Internet Explorer
3) MSN Messenger
4) OneNote
5) Dreamweaver / Visual Studio

[Spencer]

1) Outlook
2) Internet Explorer
3) MSN Messenger
4) OneNote
5) Dreamweaver / Visual Studio

[Spencer]

1) Outlook
2) Internet Explorer
3) MSN Messenger
4) OneNote
5) Dreamweaver / Visual Studio

[Spencer]

1) Outlook
2) Internet Explorer
3) MSN Messenger
4) OneNote
5) Dreamweaver / Visual Studio

[Spencer]

1) Outlook
2) Internet Explorer
3) MSN Messenger
4) OneNote
5) Dreamweaver / Visual Studio

[Wcrocker]

Internet Explorer
Outlook
Other Microsoft Office Products
Journal

[Wcrocker]

Internet Explorer
Outlook
Other Microsoft Office Products
Journal

[Wcrocker]

Internet Explorer
Outlook
Other Microsoft Office Products
Journal

[Wcrocker]

Internet Explorer
Outlook
Other Microsoft Office Products
Journal

[Wcrocker]

Internet Explorer
Outlook
Other Microsoft Office Products
Journal

[ron@baumanis.net]

Hmm...this has turned into an intersting topic...especially seeing how much emphasis there has been on Tablet Planner and how few of us use it...

[ron@baumanis.net]

Hmm...this has turned into an intersting topic...especially seeing how much emphasis there has been on Tablet Planner and how few of us use it...

[ron@baumanis.net]

Hmm...this has turned into an intersting topic...especially seeing how much emphasis there has been on Tablet Planner and how few of us use it...

[ron@baumanis.net]

Hmm...this has turned into an intersting topic...especially seeing how much emphasis there has been on Tablet Planner and how few of us use it...

[ron@baumanis.net]

Hmm...this has turned into an intersting topic...especially seeing how much emphasis there has been on Tablet Planner and how few of us use it...

[Bishop]

I find myself using Ink focused applications the most on my tablet.

Those are:
1. OneNote
2. TabletPlanner
3. Mind Manager

[Bishop]

I find myself using Ink focused applications the most on my tablet.

Those are:
1. OneNote
2. TabletPlanner
3. Mind Manager

[Bishop]

I find myself using Ink focused applications the most on my tablet.

Those are:
1. OneNote
2. TabletPlanner
3. Mind Manager

[Bishop]

I find myself using Ink focused applications the most on my tablet.

Those are:
1. OneNote
2. TabletPlanner
3. Mind Manager

[Bishop]

I find myself using Ink focused applications the most on my tablet.

Those are:
1. OneNote
2. TabletPlanner
3. Mind Manager

[lsbeller]

1. TabletPlanner
2. Outlook
3. Journal
4. IE
5. eFax (send and receive faxes via email)
6. MS Money
7. Auto Mileage Manager

[lsbeller]

1. TabletPlanner
2. Outlook
3. Journal
4. IE
5. eFax (send and receive faxes via email)
6. MS Money
7. Auto Mileage Manager

[spooky213]

1. OneNote
2. Outlook Express
3. Ultimate Bet-online poker -not a big productivity enhancer, but I do use it everyday!
4. Sketchbook

I didn't include IE because that's a given.

[spooky213]

1. OneNote
2. Outlook Express
3. Ultimate Bet-online poker -not a big productivity enhancer, but I do use it everyday!
4. Sketchbook

I didn't include IE because that's a given.

[Afterimage]

Kupe, what do yon mean when you say PowerPoint is a universal translator? You lost me there. =/

[Afterimage]

Kupe, what do yon mean when you say PowerPoint is a universal translator? You lost me there. =/

[Afterimage]

Kupe, what do yon mean when you say PowerPoint is a universal translator? You lost me there. =/

[Afterimage]

Kupe, what do yon mean when you say PowerPoint is a universal translator? You lost me there. =/

[Afterimage]

Kupe, what do yon mean when you say PowerPoint is a universal translator? You lost me there. =/

[DyS]

1. Windows Server 2003 Ent. Edition (testing)
2. Windows TPC Edition
3. Windows XP Prof.
4. Office 2k3 Beta ... Frontpage, Outlook, Excel & PP
5. Journal
6. Tablet Planner
7. IE
8. StyleXP (because change is good) =)

[DyS]

1. Windows Server 2003 Ent. Edition (testing)
2. Windows TPC Edition
3. Windows XP Prof.
4. Office 2k3 Beta ... Frontpage, Outlook, Excel & PP
5. Journal
6. Tablet Planner
7. IE
8. StyleXP (because change is good) =)

[DyS]

1. Windows Server 2003 Ent. Edition (testing)
2. Windows TPC Edition
3. Windows XP Prof.
4. Office 2k3 Beta ... Frontpage, Outlook, Excel & PP
5. Journal
6. Tablet Planner
7. IE
8. StyleXP (because change is good) =)

[DyS]

1. Windows Server 2003 Ent. Edition (testing)
2. Windows TPC Edition
3. Windows XP Prof.
4. Office 2k3 Beta ... Frontpage, Outlook, Excel & PP
5. Journal
6. Tablet Planner
7. IE
8. StyleXP (because change is good) =)

[DyS]

1. Windows Server 2003 Ent. Edition (testing)
2. Windows TPC Edition
3. Windows XP Prof.
4. Office 2k3 Beta ... Frontpage, Outlook, Excel & PP
5. Journal
6. Tablet Planner
7. IE
8. StyleXP (because change is good) =)

[ron@baumanis.net]

Interestingly enough, after two weeks, my user list remains the same:
1) Explorer
2) One Note
3) Outlook

I used MindManager once, for 10 minutes...now that was a worthwhile purchase...I haven't opened Tablet Planner since going back to Outlook...there's another wise purchase (not)...but I did use MS Reader and Zinio reader almost every day...but for minutes at a time.

[ron@baumanis.net]

Interestingly enough, after two weeks, my user list remains the same:
1) Explorer
2) One Note
3) Outlook

I used MindManager once, for 10 minutes...now that was a worthwhile purchase...I haven't opened Tablet Planner since going back to Outlook...there's another wise purchase (not)...but I did use MS Reader and Zinio reader almost every day...but for minutes at a time.

[ron@baumanis.net]

Interestingly enough, after two weeks, my user list remains the same:
1) Explorer
2) One Note
3) Outlook

I used MindManager once, for 10 minutes...now that was a worthwhile purchase...I haven't opened Tablet Planner since going back to Outlook...there's another wise purchase (not)...but I did use MS Reader and Zinio reader almost every day...but for minutes at a time.

[ron@baumanis.net]

Interestingly enough, after two weeks, my user list remains the same:
1) Explorer
2) One Note
3) Outlook

I used MindManager once, for 10 minutes...now that was a worthwhile purchase...I haven't opened Tablet Planner since going back to Outlook...there's another wise purchase (not)...but I did use MS Reader and Zinio reader almost every day...but for minutes at a time.

[ron@baumanis.net]

Interestingly enough, after two weeks, my user list remains the same:
1) Explorer
2) One Note
3) Outlook

I used MindManager once, for 10 minutes...now that was a worthwhile purchase...I haven't opened Tablet Planner since going back to Outlook...there's another wise purchase (not)...but I did use MS Reader and Zinio reader almost every day...but for minutes at a time.

[rbushway]

1) OneNote
2) MindManager
3) RoboForm (a great application for the TPC - stores your username, password, and other info so you don't have to retype them on web based forms)
4) Outlook
5) Slimbrowser - a very thin, fast browser that uses the IE engine. I find it much more functional than IE.
6) Snipping Tool

Since getting OneNote, I've not used TabletPlanner anymore. I find OneNote to much more functional than TabletPlanner.

[rbushway]

1) OneNote
2) MindManager
3) RoboForm (a great application for the TPC - stores your username, password, and other info so you don't have to retype them on web based forms)
4) Outlook
5) Slimbrowser - a very thin, fast browser that uses the IE engine. I find it much more functional than IE.
6) Snipping Tool

Since getting OneNote, I've not used TabletPlanner anymore. I find OneNote to much more functional than TabletPlanner.

[rbushway]

1) OneNote
2) MindManager
3) RoboForm (a great application for the TPC - stores your username, password, and other info so you don't have to retype them on web based forms)
4) Outlook
5) Slimbrowser - a very thin, fast browser that uses the IE engine. I find it much more functional than IE.
6) Snipping Tool

Since getting OneNote, I've not used TabletPlanner anymore. I find OneNote to much more functional than TabletPlanner.

[rbushway]

1) OneNote
2) MindManager
3) RoboForm (a great application for the TPC - stores your username, password, and other info so you don't have to retype them on web based forms)
4) Outlook
5) Slimbrowser - a very thin, fast browser that uses the IE engine. I find it much more functional than IE.
6) Snipping Tool

Since getting OneNote, I've not used TabletPlanner anymore. I find OneNote to much more functional than TabletPlanner.

[rbushway]

1) OneNote
2) MindManager
3) RoboForm (a great application for the TPC - stores your username, password, and other info so you don't have to retype them on web based forms)
4) Outlook
5) Slimbrowser - a very thin, fast browser that uses the IE engine. I find it much more functional than IE.
6) Snipping Tool

Since getting OneNote, I've not used TabletPlanner anymore. I find OneNote to much more functional than TabletPlanner.

[bb66]

Tablet Planner 2.0
Outlook 2003 -- sure would be nice if ink was "really" supported.
Internet Explorer
OneNote -- until my free trial runs out

[bb66]

Tablet Planner 2.0
Outlook 2003 -- sure would be nice if ink was "really" supported.
Internet Explorer
OneNote -- until my free trial runs out

[Will]

1) OneNote
2) MindManager
3) Snipping tool
4) Alias Sketchbook
5) MS Ooffice

[Will]

1) OneNote
2) MindManager
3) Snipping tool
4) Alias Sketchbook
5) MS Ooffice

[ron@baumanis.net]

OOO...OOOO snipping tool...

I need to add that to my list...I do use that every day and couldn't live without it...although I guess I consider that more of a utility than software...

[ron@baumanis.net]

OOO...OOOO snipping tool...

I need to add that to my list...I do use that every day and couldn't live without it...although I guess I consider that more of a utility than software...

[thierry]

here are my favorites:
Outlook and MyIE for the web
Journal and Mindmanager for notes and To-do's
MS Reader and Adobe reader for e-books

and that accounts for 95% of the time I spend on the tablet, with is several hours a day.

off Topic?
I really tried One note. I even converted/pasted all my current notes from journal to One note. And came back...
I found One note clumsy, slow and counterintuitive: I spent most of my using time paying more attention to How I wrote than to What I wrote. Wich should be exactly reversed.
The writing boxes are a real pain: if I need squareness I go over to mind manager, for the rest of the time, I want free-form note taking.
It's not all bad, though : if only journal had tabs and multipage capacity !
I really hope they get it straight for the final version : it could be real great.
But for now I'll stick with Journal for notes.

[thierry]

here are my favorites:
Outlook and MyIE for the web
Journal and Mindmanager for notes and To-do's
MS Reader and Adobe reader for e-books

and that accounts for 95% of the time I spend on the tablet, with is several hours a day.

off Topic?
I really tried One note. I even converted/pasted all my current notes from journal to One note. And came back...
I found One note clumsy, slow and counterintuitive: I spent most of my using time paying more attention to How I wrote than to What I wrote. Wich should be exactly reversed.
The writing boxes are a real pain: if I need squareness I go over to mind manager, for the rest of the time, I want free-form note taking.
It's not all bad, though : if only journal had tabs and multipage capacity !
I really hope they get it straight for the final version : it could be real great.
But for now I'll stick with Journal for notes.

[thierry]

here are my favorites:
Outlook and MyIE for the web
Journal and Mindmanager for notes and To-do's
MS Reader and Adobe reader for e-books

and that accounts for 95% of the time I spend on the tablet, with is several hours a day.

off Topic?
I really tried One note. I even converted/pasted all my current notes from journal to One note. And came back...
I found One note clumsy, slow and counterintuitive: I spent most of my using time paying more attention to How I wrote than to What I wrote. Wich should be exactly reversed.
The writing boxes are a real pain: if I need squareness I go over to mind manager, for the rest of the time, I want free-form note taking.
It's not all bad, though : if only journal had tabs and multipage capacity !
I really hope they get it straight for the final version : it could be real great.
But for now I'll stick with Journal for notes.

[thierry]

here are my favorites:
Outlook and MyIE for the web
Journal and Mindmanager for notes and To-do's
MS Reader and Adobe reader for e-books

and that accounts for 95% of the time I spend on the tablet, with is several hours a day.

off Topic?
I really tried One note. I even converted/pasted all my current notes from journal to One note. And came back...
I found One note clumsy, slow and counterintuitive: I spent most of my using time paying more attention to How I wrote than to What I wrote. Wich should be exactly reversed.
The writing boxes are a real pain: if I need squareness I go over to mind manager, for the rest of the time, I want free-form note taking.
It's not all bad, though : if only journal had tabs and multipage capacity !
I really hope they get it straight for the final version : it could be real great.
But for now I'll stick with Journal for notes.

[mweiss]

Best app so far is windows journal. I can take my adobe documents, briefs, trial and deposition transcripts and mark them up with ease.

[mweiss]

Best app so far is windows journal. I can take my adobe documents, briefs, trial and deposition transcripts and mark them up with ease.

[Just4Fun]

1. Journal
2. IE
3. Outlook
4. Alias sketch
5. MS Reader
6. Various Programming Languages and authoring systems.
I really like Journal but as far as usage goes, I probably spend the most time using IE.

[Just4Fun]

1. Journal
2. IE
3. Outlook
4. Alias sketch
5. MS Reader
6. Various Programming Languages and authoring systems.
I really like Journal but as far as usage goes, I probably spend the most time using IE.

[thierry]

Oups, sorry : posted twice !
I take the chance to add a very good tool: Snippet!
goodbye!

[thierry]

Oups, sorry : posted twice !
I take the chance to add a very good tool: Snippet!
goodbye!

[thewump]

Wow, i have Something Original to add!!

Try Microsoft Streets and Maps...it is insanely good with a tablet. As my tablet goes everywhere why not have a map of everywhere?

Its like Mapquest without the need for An Internet connection and is infact much better then MapgueSt with better graphics capabilitles and more content (like restaurants and hotels etc.)

Just back from a trip and used this alot to find my way around. So much so, i ordered a $100 USB GPS last night to add "You are Here" to the equation. The software is only $40

others
Tablet Planner
Mind Manager (that's my style of Note taking on paper )
Outlook 2003
Morella Firebird (because it has a 'mouse gestures" extension
Opera browser (not as good as Mz but more stable and has Moure Gestures too )

[thewump]

Wow, i have Something Original to add!!

Try Microsoft Streets and Maps...it is insanely good with a tablet. As my tablet goes everywhere why not have a map of everywhere?

Its like Mapquest without the need for An Internet connection and is infact much better then MapgueSt with better graphics capabilitles and more content (like restaurants and hotels etc.)

Just back from a trip and used this alot to find my way around. So much so, i ordered a $100 USB GPS last night to add "You are Here" to the equation. The software is only $40

others
Tablet Planner
Mind Manager (that's my style of Note taking on paper )
Outlook 2003
Morella Firebird (because it has a 'mouse gestures" extension
Opera browser (not as good as Mz but more stable and has Moure Gestures too )

[tsj]

I too, use Microsoft Streets and Maps alot.

thewump,

What gps unit did you order?

[tsj]

I too, use Microsoft Streets and Maps alot.

thewump,

What gps unit did you order?

[Dr. Memory]

So far, and in order:
Photoshop 6
Sketchbook Pro
Mozilla for web & mail stuff
Journal for random ideas.
Word & Excel as soon as I can find my originals...

[Dr. Memory]

So far, and in order:
Photoshop 6
Sketchbook Pro
Mozilla for web & mail stuff
Journal for random ideas.
Word & Excel as soon as I can find my originals...

[fswitz]

1. Meanders' Annotator (the way ink should be implemented, IMHO)
2. TabletPC SDK
3. InkBrowser

[fswitz]

1. Meanders' Annotator (the way ink should be implemented, IMHO)
2. TabletPC SDK
3. InkBrowser

[Pepper]

I work hard...

1-trillian
2-winamp
3-IE

also 4-outlook
5-journal

-Pepper

[Pepper]

I work hard...

1-trillian
2-winamp
3-IE

also 4-outlook
5-journal

-Pepper

[thewump]

I ordered from http://www.deluo.com/

This is a pure USB GPS,not a handheld that Can talk to a PC .I decided i liked the idea of a no batteries device powered by USB even if i can only use it with the Tablet.

[thewump]

I ordered from http://www.deluo.com/

This is a pure USB GPS,not a handheld that Can talk to a PC .I decided i liked the idea of a no batteries device powered by USB even if i can only use it with the Tablet.

[lsbeller]

fswitz

What is Meander's Annotator?

[lsbeller]

fswitz

What is Meander's Annotator?

[nFinity]

A note about Deluo GPS receivers... you can get them off Ebay for much cheaper:

http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?cgiurl=http%3A%2F%2Fcgi.ebay.com%2Fws%2 F&krd=1&from=R8&MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&ht=1&SortProperty=MetaEndSort&query=deluo+gps

There's many other models as well. Best to look for the ones with no reserve, can grab them for $50-80 I think.

[nFinity]

A note about Deluo GPS receivers... you can get them off Ebay for much cheaper:

http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?cgiurl=http%3A%2F%2Fcgi.ebay.com%2Fws%2 F&krd=1&from=R8&MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&ht=1&SortProperty=MetaEndSort&query=deluo+gps

There's many other models as well. Best to look for the ones with no reserve, can grab them for $50-80 I think.

[rjkantor]

thierry --

Can you tell me more about Snippet! and maybe a url?

Thanks,
Rob

[rjkantor]

thierry --

Can you tell me more about Snippet! and maybe a url?

Thanks,
Rob

[lsbeller]

You can read about the snipping tool here:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/tabletpc/downloads/powertoys.asp

or, here:

http://www.tabletpcbuzz.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=509&SearchTerms=snipping,tool

and download it for free here:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/Tabletpc/Utility/1.0/WXP/EN-US/setup.exe

[lsbeller]

You can read about the snipping tool here:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/tabletpc/downloads/powertoys.asp

or, here:

http://www.tabletpcbuzz.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=509&SearchTerms=snipping,tool

and download it for free here:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/Tabletpc/Utility/1.0/WXP/EN-US/setup.exe

[thewump]

Trust me...GPS and Mapping software combined on the tablet is a total Blast, and for me now that i have it, its a must have for sure.

Nothing I here ever owned before puts me in So much awe of technology, while at the Sane time makes me feel like I'm starring in "Mission impossible"

Buy on ebay if you wish, but direct from Deluo cost only $6 USPS Priority and arrived in 2 days.

[thewump]

Trust me...GPS and Mapping software combined on the tablet is a total Blast, and for me now that i have it, its a must have for sure.

Nothing I here ever owned before puts me in So much awe of technology, while at the Sane time makes me feel like I'm starring in "Mission impossible"

Buy on ebay if you wish, but direct from Deluo cost only $6 USPS Priority and arrived in 2 days.

[Will]

Bought Paperport 9.0!
Together with OneNote and Mindmanager and Alias Pro I am satisfied for my Tablet.
Besides that of course the standard software from uncle B., but that's standard indeed.

[Will]

Bought Paperport 9.0!
Together with OneNote and Mindmanager and Alias Pro I am satisfied for my Tablet.
Besides that of course the standard software from uncle B., but that's standard indeed.

[slate_fan]

1. IE (sitting in bed reading the news)
2. Corel Grafigo (for writing)
3. Picture viewer (for sharing photos around a room)

I must say I was shocked to see Grafigo mentioned rarely in the messages posted here. Has ayone out there tried this free software? I love it's handwriting recognition, but then again I haven't tried much else.

One of the great things about a slate tablet is setting up a photo slide show, with all your holiday pics (or whatever) and handing it to Grandma. The little rocker button on the TC1000 allows you to move backwrds and forwards through the pictures. You don't even have to show her the pen.

[slate_fan]

1. IE (sitting in bed reading the news)
2. Corel Grafigo (for writing)
3. Picture viewer (for sharing photos around a room)

I must say I was shocked to see Grafigo mentioned rarely in the messages posted here. Has ayone out there tried this free software? I love it's handwriting recognition, but then again I haven't tried much else.

One of the great things about a slate tablet is setting up a photo slide show, with all your holiday pics (or whatever) and handing it to Grandma. The little rocker button on the TC1000 allows you to move backwrds and forwards through the pictures. You don't even have to show her the pen.

[Spencer]

quote:Originally posted by slate_fan

I must say I was shocked to see Grafigo mentioned rarely in the messages posted here. Has ayone out there tried this free software? I love it's handwriting recognition, but then again I haven't tried much else.

I've got Grafigo installed on at least one of these machines here... but I don't use it much. It has some really good shape tools, but other than that I didn't see much in it that I would use on a regular basis. Like you say, it does have handwriting recognition, but this is the same recognition available in Journal and the TIP, so it doesn't have many advantages for me.

[Spencer]

quote:Originally posted by slate_fan

I must say I was shocked to see Grafigo mentioned rarely in the messages posted here. Has ayone out there tried this free software? I love it's handwriting recognition, but then again I haven't tried much else.

I've got Grafigo installed on at least one of these machines here... but I don't use it much. It has some really good shape tools, but other than that I didn't see much in it that I would use on a regular basis. Like you say, it does have handwriting recognition, but this is the same recognition available in Journal and the TIP, so it doesn't have many advantages for me.

[lsbeller]

OK, let me update my list:

Previous:
1. TabletPlanner
2. Outlook
3. Journal
4. IE
5. eFax (send and receive faxes via email)
6. MS Money
7. Auto Mileage Manager

Added:
1. PC Study Bible 4.0 (every Bible translation and most commentaries - yes, I take it to church!)
2. eWallet
3. ListPro
4. Bluetooth Connection Manager (for my p800 and Jabra BT200)

Trialing:
1. OneNote (as a TabletPlanner replacement)
2. PlanPlus (as a Tablet Planner replacement)

[lsbeller]

OK, let me update my list:

Previous:
1. TabletPlanner
2. Outlook
3. Journal
4. IE
5. eFax (send and receive faxes via email)
6. MS Money
7. Auto Mileage Manager

Added:
1. PC Study Bible 4.0 (every Bible translation and most commentaries - yes, I take it to church!)
2. eWallet
3. ListPro
4. Bluetooth Connection Manager (for my p800 and Jabra BT200)

Trialing:
1. OneNote (as a TabletPlanner replacement)
2. PlanPlus (as a Tablet Planner replacement)

[bb66]

Wow. Agree about FranklinCovey's PlanPlus for Outlook. I predict this as a killer "sleeper" tablet application. Can you say seamless integration of note taking "INSIDE" Outlook 2003? I see that FranklinCovey has partnered with the same people that did TabletPlanner to create the upgrade of PlanPlus (Agilix). I've been playing with the beta. Franklin's calling the note taking stuff PowerNotes. Gives me a great tablet experience--things I loved about Journal are in there, like insert/remove space, insert images. Plus, if I'm at a place where I want to use my Toshiba 3505's keyboard, I get all the killer features of OneNote--change fonts; change size; change color; bullets; indents; selection, move, and order text; share your notes with right-click inside Outlook. If you're hot for the new Outlook 2003, wait till you see the integration. Very impressive. Since FranklinCovey has a trial of the 1.0 stuff, my guess is they'll have 2.0 posted too. Keep your eyes open.

[bb66]

Wow. Agree about FranklinCovey's PlanPlus for Outlook. I predict this as a killer "sleeper" tablet application. Can you say seamless integration of note taking "INSIDE" Outlook 2003? I see that FranklinCovey has partnered with the same people that did TabletPlanner to create the upgrade of PlanPlus (Agilix). I've been playing with the beta. Franklin's calling the note taking stuff PowerNotes. Gives me a great tablet experience--things I loved about Journal are in there, like insert/remove space, insert images. Plus, if I'm at a place where I want to use my Toshiba 3505's keyboard, I get all the killer features of OneNote--change fonts; change size; change color; bullets; indents; selection, move, and order text; share your notes with right-click inside Outlook. If you're hot for the new Outlook 2003, wait till you see the integration. Very impressive. Since FranklinCovey has a trial of the 1.0 stuff, my guess is they'll have 2.0 posted too. Keep your eyes open.

[cleo]

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So how is the match between Onenote and Powernotes going. I will have to pull the trigger soon and need some help. I think the <<folders>> and <<sections>> in OneNote could be pretty useful. Do they exist in PowerNotes also?

A feature I would like to see is <<linking>> capability like we can do in MS Word (where one can link to a bookmark within the document or to another document altogether. Does either Onenote or Powernotes habe this feature. I would guess not since I cannot find anything review about such a feature so far ... To me it would be a KILLER feature ...

[cleo]

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So how is the match between Onenote and Powernotes going. I will have to pull the trigger soon and need some help. I think the <<folders>> and <<sections>> in OneNote could be pretty useful. Do they exist in PowerNotes also?

A feature I would like to see is <<linking>> capability like we can do in MS Word (where one can link to a bookmark within the document or to another document altogether. Does either Onenote or Powernotes habe this feature. I would guess not since I cannot find anything review about such a feature so far ... To me it would be a KILLER feature ...

[kay]

1. Mozilla Firebird
2. FeedDemon
3. Journal

and I can't believe no one has listed my no. 4:

4. Inkball!

[kay]

1. Mozilla Firebird
2. FeedDemon
3. Journal

and I can't believe no one has listed my no. 4:

4. Inkball!

[bug]

0. IE
1. Journal (I didn't like one note)
2. Visual Studio 6 and .NET
3. Outlook
4. Tablet Pool (better than ink ball as a time waster)

[540eye]

1. TabletPlanner
2. Outlook
3. IE
4. Journal (actually, it's my little kids who use this to "color pictures" [thumbsup])

[Reorg]

1. IE
2. Word XP
3. One Note
4. Acrobat Writer
5. Excel XP

[robdam]

1 OL 2k3
2 O.N.
2.5 IE
3 Word 2k3
4 Excel 2k3
5 ppt 2k3
6 Acrobat 6
7 ACT! (not by choice, believe me)
8 eFax

[crpaulk]

IE
Outlook 03 with Business Contact Manager
OneNote

These three work so well together it is hard to separate them.[bday]

[crpaulk]

IE
Outlook 03 with Business Contact Manager
OneNote

These three work so well together it is hard to separate them.[bday]

[arehrlich]

TabletPlanner 3.0
IE
ContentSaver Pro (saves and files web pages)
Journal (although I'm beginning to switch to OneNote)
Outlook 03

[arehrlich]

TabletPlanner 3.0
IE
ContentSaver Pro (saves and files web pages)
Journal (although I'm beginning to switch to OneNote)
Outlook 03