Davidka

I've been using Evernote for years. mostly on the Mac and on Android. I recently started using OneNote at work because Evernote was not available. I was very impressed; the user interface on the Windows version of OneNote is superb, even Mac-like. So I tried using OneNote on my Mac and Android phone for a couple of weeks. I gave it up and reverted to Evernote because The user interface on the Mac, while more visual than Evernote, is not sufficiently better. The Android versions of both of them are adequate, but not great. But my real point is that the tighter integration of OneNote with Windows, i.e. the OneNote printer driver, is a significant game-changer. Being able to easily store anything into a note-taking app is a real boon at work. I hope Evernote implements something like that in its products. Printing to PDF is, in my humble opinion, just a poor workaround. By the way, OneNote for Mac does not have a printer driver either, though I think you can drag-and-drop PDF files into it. I have lots of opinions about the difference between the two, but I'll stop here.