1. Journal is more a record of events (hours spent - using the timer or
manually entered). OneNote is a free format notebook - it replaces all of
your post-it notes, scraps of paper, work books, jottings etc. Or more
formally it can be used more formally to minute projects or peform research
etc. And it is all very easily searchable and taggable (?).
2. I assume you are using OneNote 2007 and Office 2007. The answer is Yes.
3. Your mobile may support synching with Outlook Calendar and OneNote. Let
us know the make/model.
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David Olsen
www.powerbits.com.au
"Cypress" <Cypress[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] >I cam considering purchasing One Note for use in my small business. I have
>a
> few questions I would like information on prior to purchaseing. We
> currently
> use Outlook extensively in the business.
>
> 1. What can I easily accomplish with One Note that can't be done with
> Outlook Journal>
>
> 2. Will One Note sync both ways with Outlook on a Desktop (or two
> Desktops)?
> i.e. can I make an entry in mobile One Note and have it appear in the
> Desktop
> One Note and can I make an entry in One Note on the Desktop and have it
> transferred to the mobile when I sync?
>
> Any help appreciated.
>
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