Software for dissertation research & writing

Posted by NW
Dec 6, 2006 at 02:12 PM

Wojciech,

Gobinder offers similar facilties to OneNote, but is a more ‘all in one’ package by having calendar and tasks included, whereas OneNote, not surprsingly replies on integration with Outlook for these features. The big advantage that GoBinder had when I looked at it when it first came out was the ability to ‘print’ documents into it. This was subsequently addressed by PowerToys for OneNote 2003 and is included in OneNote 2007.

PS For those interested a 60 day trial on OneNote 2007 is available but at the moment available to US citizens only. According to one the OneNote developer’s blogs this should be extended to more countries ‘soon’.

GoBinder/OneNote are good as a ‘reference system’ for collating documents and I already have most of my MSc notes for the taught module stored in OneNote.

Nigel

Wojciech wrote:
>Hi!
> >NW wrote:
>....but I am looking for
>>something is designed specifically for
>this sort of task which will help me organise
>>my research and write a draft.
> >Has
>anybody tried GoBinder
>http://www.gobinder.com/
>in this context? It is
>basically note-taking software with some additional capabilities. I learnt about
>it some time ago but had no time to check it out.
> >Wojciech