This initial release is a bit like a OneNote “Lite” version with certain features missing – some major, others more minor. The bad news is, if you’re expecting the full functionality of the Windows version and suitability for corporate environments, you’ll be quite disappointed.Īs is often the case with Microsoft software on Mac, OneNote for Mac isn’t exactly the same as the Windows version. And if you just need OneNote for fairly simple note taking and personal use it’s just as good as the Windows version and a lot more convenient that having to open Parallels just to use OneNote.
Microsoft released OneNote for Mac earlier this week and there’s both good news and bad news. Its feature development hasn’t really kept pace with what Microsoft has been up to in recent months, though the company has been aggressively streamlining its applications under the leadership of its new CEO.It’s been a long wait but Mac users can finally rejoice at having a native Microsoft OneNote app on their Mac. It’s rough news for Evernote, the leading competitor to OneNote that has been facing troubles recently. The new features are a sign of the aggressive tack the OneNote team has taken toward being relevant for users on a wide variety of platforms, even those that Microsoft doesn’t control.
The feature was previously only available to consumers, not business users with Office 365 subscriptions.įirefox and Safari users also got a small gift in the form of a fully featured OneNote extension for their browsers of choice that allows users to grab a clipping of just article content from a website rather than requiring them to download the entire page. The service requires that people register their emails with Microsoft, and after that, any email they send to will get automatically added into a spot they specify inside their notebooks. Office 365 users can now use their work email addresses with a feature of OneNote that lets them forward emails to their notebook.
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