Your mind wants it to feel like paper and pen, but you are not writing. You are controlling a word processor on, a glass computer, with a plastic stick.
Category: Digital Journaling
Guides, tips and tricks, and advice on how to use tablets, phones, and computers to replace paper journals and diaries.
Full OneNote Desktop Edition Back from the Grave?
I had converted over to to the OneNote Microsoft Store app a while back when Microsoft announced they were ending … More
Samsung Note’s Synch with OneNote Feature is Here, Now More Functional
In a previous article I wrote about the first phase of being able to synchronize the Samsung notes from your … More
Samsung Note’s Synch with OneNote Feature is Here, Sort Of
During the announcement event for the Galaxy Note 20 one of the features I was most interested in was the … More
Finally! iPad Gets True Handwriting Recognition
If you have been reading my blog for very long, then you will know that my biggest gripe with the … More
Paper and Digital Planners Meet with Artful Agenda
If you have wished that Outlook or Gmail worked and looked more like a paper planner, give Artful Agenda a try.
Getting started with Zoomnotes. Custom Digital Planners, Infinite Whiteboards, PDF Markup and More.
The new magic of digital notes is the ability to scale up or down to your heart’s content without loosing … More
Simplified note taking with Plumbago
I spend hours working in Microsoft OneNote everyday. It’s my go to tool for planning, documentation, and notes. I’ve been … More
Creative Journaling with the iPad: Part 3, Getting started with Microsoft OneNote
As I concluded in the previous article in this series, my preferred application for notes, brain-dumps, sketches, and even password … More
Creative Journaling with the iPad: Part 2, Getting started with Goodnotes
In the same way that computerized word processing displaced type-writers; many people are making the switch from paper journals and … More
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