Daniel Escapa's OneNote Blog

I'll be there and I'm dying to get some news on OneNote. I've been hooked since beta of the 2003 version.

I can very keen to see the new version too and I hear the online verson beta will be available before the end of the year - is this true?

I'm in Irvine and would certainly go up if I could get a sneak peak at a new Onenote. I use Onenote as a collaborative lab notebook. e-lab-book.com

would love it if the synching or multiuser in the same notebook was improved :)

Is it possible to upload only my collection of OneNote notebooks to my own domain? If so, how might I do so and would this be legal? I've been thinking about this for some time now, and the benefits of OneNote online deployment on a massive scale could revolutionize the way we process and share information just like Wikipedia did. As for my (somewhat over-reaching and perhaps impossible) ambitions: I'd like to create a website where a relatively small (around 100 or so) group of individuals can upload their OneNote notebooks onto the site. Each user would have a login and each notebook would be ingrained with a sort of digital watermark (coupled with timestamp), so that intellectual copyright could be (at least to an extent) assured. From this collection of individual accounts and their associated notebooks, I'd like to offer massive cross-notebook searches (e.g. "Nietzsche" calls up John Doe's freshman seminar notes, Dr. Smith's book on Zarathustra, Mandy's PhD dissertation on eternal recurrence, etc.) and, ultimately, one giant notebook with hyperlinks (a wonderful feature that we all appreciate) to individual's contributions. Organizing the information could prove absurdly laborious, but something tells me that with a group of people governed by a shared passion for a subject it will be more enjoyable than not and result in a comprehensive massively collaborative notebook. Finally, the entire site could be governed by a number of interfaces ranging from wiki-style results to more visually stimulating ones (Mindjet's Mindmanager could serve as a model for sorting through various search results and ideally the new Windows 7 enhanced window preview technology would allow focused views of these results without immediately redirecting the user). I could go on, but something tells me I've exceeded the limits of comments etiquette...

PS I'm far from a developer, so I would hardly know where to start, but I'd be VERY interested in chatting with you about this. I'd love to have an inside look at the creative development process if at all possible (wouldn't we all? ;-)), but I'd be thrilled just to get a response: johnbudgick@modernbabylon.com

When will there be a mobile Onenote for Iphone?  I really don't want to switch to Evernote as Onenote is working very well.  I switched from windows mobile phone to iphone.  Will MS leave its Onenote iphonr users in the lurch?

Jeff