![]() ![]() I've found, however, they it didn't really meet all of my needs. For example, these programs do not make it that easy to store all of your notes or organize all of your notes on your papers. ![]() To overcome this need, I use Microsoft OneNote, and I maintain two orgnaizational structures that parallel each other: first, I have original PDFs, writing (e.g., manuscript drafts, ideas, experiment design, and so on), and programmed experiments organized on my computer, and second, I organize my writing, writing progress, and PDFs into OneNote using a similar organizational structure (organized by topic idea). If I print a PDF, I can "Send to OneNote", and it creates an image that I can then draw on (or write on, or highlight). This doesn't, however, allow you to extract pdf metadata, which is a useful tool to have. Instead, I just write out the reference when I am done reading an article, write a quick blurb about what happened in the article, and then put it into a "Topics" section where I keep an annotated bibliography organized by topic.ĮDIT: Forgot to mention that OneNote automatically saves your progress with each slight change. And the notebooks are synced to the cloud, registered to your Microsoft account. ![]()
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