OneNote is designed for note taking, brainstorming, research, searching, collaboration, collecting random bits of information — basically everything you've ever tried to do in notepads, sticky notes, to-do lists, and maybe even white boards. You'll find it all much easier to do with OneNote, and will be able to keep all your information in one easy-to-manage location.

And with OneNote 2007, you can integrate your notes with other Office programs. For example, set tasks in Outlook from within OneNote or send your notes from OneNote to Word.

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OneNote 2007 is installed as a stand-alone program and is included with installations of Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007, Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007, and Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007.

If you do not have OneNote 2007, you can download the OneNote 2007 trial version.