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Check out NoteScribe, a note taking software for school, business, and home.

It contains a source and bibliography generator, a calendar for creating events
and reminders (sent through text and email), convenient sharing options,
the ability to print directly from the program, and you can attach files such
as images, video, and audio to supplement your notes. Visit www.NoteScribe.net
to download a 30-day free trial.

Check out NoteScribe, a note taking software for school, business, and home.

It contains a source and bibliography generator, a calendar for creating events
and reminders (sent through text and email), convenient sharing options,
the ability to print directly from the program, and you can attach files such
as images, video, and audio to supplement your notes. Visit www.NoteScribe.net
to download a 30-day free trial.

Personally, I use NoteScribe. It was designed for students, and has all I need in a notes software.

Check it out at www.NoteScribe.net!

You know, there is nothing more nourishing (and healthy) at Starbucks than a regular cup of coffee. But I guess everyone needs more, more, and more!

Thanks for the great list of resources! I'm always searching for resources to help students, in addition to our note software, NoteScribe.

Again thank you for the comprehensive list!

Jake
NoteScribe: Premier Note Taking Software

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

I've used Zotero before, I think it's a great asset for research as far as logging web information and references. Rather than Evernote, I use my companies note taking software, NoteScribe. Unlike Evernote, it's not currently "free", but as mentioned, Evernote premium is going to cost people some money at some point. NoteScribe is only $21, which will be far lower than what Evernote will eventually cost. It's a great organizational and note taking tool for students, researchers, and professors, so I'd recommend giving it a try if you're interested. Thanks for your time!

Jake
NoteScribe: Note Software