hi, sorry for the ignorance, but what is the dif

[grabaka]

hi, sorry for the ignorance, but what is the difference between regular/pro/student office 2003? and does the student addition have the same compatibility/functionality with tablets as the other versions?

also, is one note useful? (law student here)

thanks in advance!

[IMuaTech]

http://www.microsoft.com/office/edit...y/compare.mspx

-IMT

[Kupe]

Translation: Student Edition is identical to Standard Edition.

[rbushway]

one Note is very useful. Great program. play with journal first, then try One Note. You'll see why it is So good.

[markpayton]

Except for the ink, which will likely be more Journal-like in the next release. OneNote is an incredible program, practically tailor-made for students.

Mark

[The Chief Nerd]

RUN, don't walk to get OneNote. It has completely revolutionized the way I do business and I can't even remember what it was like to write on paper anymore or file something in a drawer!

[Reorg]

Definitely get OneNote, it's only $50 for students. I use it all the time for meetings with clients and during hearings and trials. Which tabletPC did you get? You might also want to look at GoBinder (s/p?), there is a page on it somewhere. As former law student (Washington Univ. School of Law), highly recommend tablet for school and work.

[grabaka]

thanks guys!...i got the t3010D..and im looking for good prices on one note now...

[Reorg]

if you are a law student, you should be able to pick up OneNote at your school coop/store for about $50 bones.

Reorg (also check ebay - academic version for $50 - $59.

[argye]

I downloaded the OneNote trial but was confused by all the "boxes" every time I entered new information. I then forgot about it, and the trial expired. Is there a way to avoid the "boxes" when a new bit of into is added to a page?

Also, I really don't want to buy it withoug trying it fist (yeah, I know it's my own darn fault!) Is there anywhere that I can see a demo?