Opening circus ponies notebook files on mac

#OPENING CIRCUS PONIES NOTEBOOK FILES ON MAC MAC#

The outlining abilities of OO are similar to OneNote's, except it's a bit easier to drag things around, and much easier to apply conditional formatting and styles (which seems basically impossible in OneNote). If, like me, you take notes in purely outline form, and occasionally add pictures, OmniOutliner + OmniGraffle are actually superior, IMO, to OneNote. I faced this problem in reverse, recently, when I tried to find a Windows program to replace OmniOutliner + OmniGraffle, and settled on OneNote.

#OPENING CIRCUS PONIES NOTEBOOK FILES ON MAC MAC#

But I'd drop this solution in a heartbeat the second any Mac developer actually creates an app that mimics OneNote enough. The only acceptable solution I've found thus far is to run OneNote in VMWare Fusion. And as such, these apps are just too rigid compared to OneNote.) Unfortunately it seems that the Mac apps people keep recommending are better at list-making than at actually taking notes all over the place, like a real notebook page. These notes then reside in their own 'blurbs,' which you can move, drag, and manipulate in just about any way you wish.

In other words, you can pick any spot on the page, take a note there, stop, and then take a different note somewhere else on the page, without worrying about formatting. anywhere on the notebook page-without formatting getting in the way. I've tried just about every solution listed and none of them come even close to matching the 'OneNote experience.' (What I like best about it, is being able to write freeform-i.e. Before going back to school this fall, I posed this exact same question to the Mac Ach, and got just about all of the same recommendations as you're now getting.

Opening circus ponies notebook files on mac