So you can create PDFs from your NoteBook and share them with people. Also, you can export a variety of formats. So if you missed something or got something wrong, you can listen to it again. So later on when you want to review part of your notes, you just click on the time stamp and it will start playback right from that point where you started typing that note. And so the idea is that when you're typing your notes, NoteBook is recording and it's time stamping your notes. So let's say you're a student or you're at a meeting and you want to take notes and also record the person that's speaking so you have a voice annotation feature that lets you do that. Tell me about the one that I saw where you can record audio and take notes at the same time. Gary: And it has like a million cool little functions. So like an email and notes and like a spreadsheet that are all related, keep it together. So with Notebook you can put all your notes in one place, keep it organized and find it when you need it.Īnd it's also great for managing projects because a project is typically a collection of snippets. So Notebook is a tool for getting organized on the Mac and the idea is that everyone has bits of information that don't have a good home today like notes and clips from the web. And Notebook is a huge program, just so many different things. I'm here with Jason from Circus Ponies and they've just released Notebook 3.0.
I talked to Jason from Circus Ponies about it.
It's got all sorts of interesting things like the ability to bring photos and video in, even to be able to synchronize audio with the notes you're taking. But NoteBook from Circus Ponies really seems to be the one that has tons and tons of features. So there's a lot of different programs out there that allow you to take notes on your Mac. On today's MacWorld Expo special, let's take a look at NoteBook 3.0. Video Transcript: Gary Rosenzweig: Hi, this is Gary with MacMost Now.
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