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I happen to love one Microsoft product – OneNote.

OneNote is a brilliant note-taking program that offers a bunch of useful features to the organized and the not-so-organized like me.

I use it mainly at work – especially when conducting design research or inspiration. I surf the web, find great websites and clip to OneNote everything that strikes my fancy – it’s perfect for creating moodboards. I love the fact that you don’t need to insert data into it in a linear way – paste things wherever you want and you’re good to go.

Design research in OneNote

The only thing that bugs me is that I haven’t yet found a way to create to-do lists that makes completed tasks automatically turn gray.

Task management and todos

I want this thing for the Mac too – it’s one powerhouse of note-taking and scrapbooking. I guess it would replace my personal information manager (currently SohoNotes) too.

Ever heard of a similar application for Mac OS? Do share!

UPDATE: I just recently stumbled upon a fantastic app full of OneNote features for Mac OS X, called Curio. This app does what OneNote does and much more, so give it a shot! I’m kinda convinced.

onenote, microsoft, apple, macos

I love it when websites make me do things – gladly do things, for fun.

This time is TurboMilk.com, which features a special treat in its footer. While displaying the four contributors of the company as artsy spacemen, it adds a great (not to mention playful) touch by flipping the sayings of the last spaceman, who is performing an upside-down trick.

Turbomilk.com footer craziness

It made me grab the Macbook and tilt it to read the message, really. Good work, great attention to detail.

turbomilk

*phew* Is it two years already?

Two years of fun and striving to get better content whenever possible.

Two years of blogging and I’ve just recently embraced the idea of systematic blogging; and I love it!

It’s just two years. I made a promise to myself for more.

Happy birthday, sugarenia.com!