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If you’re primarily looking for a tool that lets you easily capture, organize and find content from the web, you’ll want Evernote, because its tools for doing that are exemplary. “Although Evernote and OneNote are both note-taking tools, they have very different emphases and can be used for quite different purposes.

However, this third article is by someone who uses both, and has for years. There are free versions (and paid versions) of each, but it would be easier to invest the time into learning and using just one. I still have not decided whether to use Evernote or OneNote. Contributing Editor, Computerworld | October 25, 2017

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