With Microsofts brand-new OneNote software, an age-old task--taking notes!--has finally entered the electronic realm. Here to make sure that users get therewith it is Microsoft OneNote for Windows 2003: Visual QuickStart Guide. In thesepages readers will find everything they need to dive right in to the program thatanswers their demands for a more efficient and effective way to integrate thenote-taking process with today's electronic documents. With an interface thatresembles a tabbed notebook, OneNote mimics pen-and-paper-based note-taking--but brings a whole new level of efficiency to the process. Single notescan contain both typed characters and handwriting (say lecture notes and ahand-drawn graph); users can drag in text and pictures from Web sites; andthere are a variety of options for organizing, formatting, searching, andaccessing notes--all of which are explained in friendly, concise fashion here.Task-based, step-by-step instructions and plenty of visual aids ensure thatreaders will be using OneNote for all their note-taking activities in no time.