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  Eric Thoreson

  5 months ago

  Heh, I've been using Google Notebook for a few weeks and trying to decide whether there's something that I'm missing, or if it's just not there (yet). Thanks for helping me conclude that it's the latter...and that I'm not crazy :)
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  ianbetteridge

  5 months ago

  I need one too - so if you get one, pass on any spares :)
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  Michael Camilleri

  5 months ago

  The biggest problem for me with Google Notebook is integration: it needs to allow you to 'paste' files into it (both offline files and ones from other Google applications). If it could do that it'd have me completely on board (although you're right that organisation is another area someone needs to start paying attention to).
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  Phil Libin

  5 months ago

  Mathew,
  
  If you still need an invite, shoot me an email.
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  jpm2112

  2 months ago

  From reading your post, it appears that you're not searching for a desktop based solution, but I have found in my searches that there aren't a lot of web-based solutions that function very well.
  
  I'd recommend a free download of NoteScribe's note taking software. It is desktop based, but it's easy to use, affordable (and you can try it for 30-days), and very user-friendly. Give it a try!
  
  Jake
  NoteScribe: Premier Notes Software
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  Jake

  2 months ago

  Matthew,
  
  I work for the company that designed the note taking software, NoteScribe, and we have taken into account that users are seeking some sort of online accessibility to their notes. We are currently working on developing a system for users to be able to work with their notes online, so stay tuned to our website for future updates. Until then, I hope that you might try NoteScribe to see what you think of it!
  
  Thanks,
  
  Jake
  NoteScribe: Premier Note Software
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