Microsoft OneNote embraces Mac and iOS users with a raft of new features<article>
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<p>Microsoft said late Tuesday that it has added several new capabilities for OneNote for the Mac and iOS, including imported files from email and OneDrive for Business storage.</p><p>All of the improvements are aimed at continuing to make OneNote the digital framework for storing notes and other reference materials—and, not coincidentally, to do so as students begin thinking about back-to-school purchases of laptops and tablets.</p><p>OneNote users can use the software in a variety of ways, from crafting to-do lists to storing personal notes and files. In an academic environment, however, storing files digitally “handed out” by professors and aides could be a common use case.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2458914/microsoft-onenote-embraces-mac-and-ios-users-with-a-raft-of-new-features.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Microsoft OneNote embraces Mac and iOS users with a raft of new features
