How to manage so much information of Forum

justtrade01 · Sep 6, 2010

Quote from Bolimomo:

I don't know for sure. But I believe, from what I gathered, the OneNote file is of proprietary formats. You can try copying a OneNote "notebook" file to a copy that doesn't have Microsoft Office installed and see if you can read it. I don't think you can.

I am not familiar with google doc.
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I checked out the One Note help file and found this -

Ways to share notebooks in OneNote
In Microsoft OneNote 2010, you can share a notebook so that you can access it on other computers or on the Web, or so that you can work in it together with other people.

Taking notes as a group is a collaborative process. As a collaborative tool, OneNote offers far more than the ability to send static notebook pages via e-mail. Depending on the nature of your projects, you can use OneNote to brainstorm together with other people in meetings, use the notebook pages as a virtual whiteboard, and set up shared notebooks in which everyone can view, add, and edit information.

Unlike other programs that "lock" files for editing by one person at a time, OneNote 2010 lets multiple authors access a shared notebook at the same time. Anytime someone edits to the pages and sections in the shared notebook, OneNote automatically synchronizes the changes so that the notebook is always up-to-date for everyone.

OneNote also maintains a separate offline copy of the notes on each user's computer. That way, shared note-taking participants can continue to edit the notes locally even when they are temporarily disconnected from the network. The next time they connect to the shared notebook, OneNote automatically merges their changes with the changes made by everyone else.
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Looks very interesting

justtrade01 · Sep 6, 2010

Quote from Ghost of Cutten:

Why not just cut & paste it or take notes to a word-processing document? I have a markets folder which is divided into sub-folders by subject (e.g. investing, trading, daytrading, research, brokers, message boards, blogs, data-providers, strategies, stock picks, trading vehicles, exchange info etc) and just stick documents into there. I have one huge document for note-taking and I periodically summarize & cull from there to add to my main documents.
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Thank you for your reply. That is exactly what I used to do in the beginning.

But don't you think that as the amount of data keeps on growing, it will become difficult to manage and correlate the important points from so many different word documents ?

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How to manage so much information of Forum

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