One way to keep track of random information is to write it down on scraps of paper and stuff them into your pocket or desk drawer. Of course if you do that, there’s a good chance you’ll lose your ideas or information. Even if you save these scraps of paper, you’ll still likely want to store them on your computer so you can share, print, and e-mail them to others.
Paper solutions may work, but they can be clumsy and messy. A far better solution is to store everything electronically on your computer using OneNote, a note-taking program that lets you type or draw ideas. Unlike other programs ...
