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<blockquote data-quote="Merkuri" data-source="post: 4471599" data-attributes="member: 41321">I started using OneNote at work becuase the IT department had pre-installed it on my PC and I was curious, but once I started using it I just fell in love.&nbsp; I actually bought Office 2007 for my home PC, mostly so that I'd have the latest OneNote and would be able to use it for my personal stuff (including D&amp;D).&nbsp; I usually don't feel so strongly about Microsoft products, but I really feel like they got it right with this one.&nbsp; My only complaint is that there isn't a scripting engine behind it, so I can't make macros.&nbsp; (If anybody knows how to do any sort of scripting/macros in OneNote please please please let me know about it.&nbsp; It would make OneNote 100% better, possibly becoming the awesomest program I've ever used. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />)I have a notebook for ideas, so that any time something strikes me I file it away for later.&nbsp; I have another notebook for the campaign I'm playing in where I keep track of things like how many arrows I shot last session and my current hit points (I play online, so I'm already in front of a computer when I play).&nbsp; And I really like the ability to move things around whenever I need to.&nbsp; For example, I started with just one notebook for everything D&amp;D, then I split it up into two, one for my player-related stuff and one for my DM-related stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Merkuri, post: 4471599, member: 41321"] I started using OneNote at work becuase the IT department had pre-installed it on my PC and I was curious, but once I started using it I just fell in love. I actually bought Office 2007 for my home PC, mostly so that I'd have the latest OneNote and would be able to use it for my personal stuff (including D&D). I usually don't feel so strongly about Microsoft products, but I really feel like they got it right with this one. My only complaint is that there isn't a scripting engine behind it, so I can't make macros. (If anybody knows how to do any sort of scripting/macros in OneNote please please please let me know about it. It would make OneNote 100% better, possibly becoming the awesomest program I've ever used. ;)) I have a notebook for ideas, so that any time something strikes me I file it away for later. I have another notebook for the campaign I'm playing in where I keep track of things like how many arrows I shot last session and my current hit points (I play online, so I'm already in front of a computer when I play). And I really like the ability to move things around whenever I need to. For example, I started with just one notebook for everything D&D, then I split it up into two, one for my player-related stuff and one for my DM-related stuff. [/QUOTE]

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