Franklin Covey TabletPlanner 3.0 Now Available!
Linda A. Epstein ~ MS MVP
http://www.franklincovey.com/tabletplanner/index.html
FranklinCovey® TabletPlannerT for Tablet PC 3.0 is the newest update to
FranklinCovey's advanced planning system that merges the convenience of
paper with the power of a Tablet PC.
TabletPlanner 3.0 offers powerful task, calendaring, note, and contact
management tools and is based on the popular FranklinCovey paper planning
system. TabletPlanner was built to leverage the digital ink capabilities and
the mobility of the Tablet PC.
TabletPlanner 3.0 adds several key features designed to increase
productivity by teaching productivity skills integrated with a powerful
planning system that helps the user clarify, focus on and execute on their
highest priorities - personally and professionally.
Outlook/Exchange/OWA 2003 Synchronization TabletPlanner offers a natural,
paper-like interface to their Microsoft® Outlook® data. Tasks, appointments,
and contacts are synchronized seamlessly with TabletPlanner.
Digital Note Taking Enhancements Gives the user the ability to search,
index, and organize notes electronically. PowerNotes has several advanced
features including: Digital Note Taking and Planning Merge - Store notes
where they make sense (attached to appointments, etc.)
Document Capture and Annotation - Import files and web pages into
TabletPlanner where you can make ink annotations directly on the documents.
Retrieve Notes and Files Instantly - Powerful indexing technology allows the
user to search by keyword in handwriting or text.
Built-in Training - TabletPlanner features productivity and effectiveness
training curriculum from key FranklinCovey training workshops in addition to
a Weekly Planning Tool, Mission/Values tab and Goals tab to help the user
focus on What Matters Most.
Share Anything Export or email any note (handwritten or text) with any user,
delegate tasks, send copies of meeting notes, or email a quick thought in
your own handwriting.
Personalization The user can personalize TabletPlanner to meet their unique
needs. The Exclusive eBinderT system - Gives the user an intuitive system of
customizable tabs and folders. Drag and drop files and notes to create a
hierarchical storage system.
Custom Color Schemes - Change the appearance of the planning pages.
XML Paper Types - Choose from grid, blank, ruled and notebook style "paper".
Improved Task List Improved ways to input text and handwriting into a Task
List and quicker prioritization and sorting of tasks
Linda A. Epstein
Microsoft MVP ~ Windows XP/Tablet PC
Editor: www.TabletPc2.com
Wait
refinement that for the most part just does some things better?
Additionally, what are the difference between One Note and PowerNotes?
Which one do you like best?
TIA.
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joebuck
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> I'm not real clear, Linda. Is this a "must have" major upgrade or more of
a
> refinement that for the most part just does some things better?
> Additionally, what are the difference between One Note and PowerNotes?
> Which one do you like best?
>
> TIA.
I love the Tablet Planner software, much better than OneNote. You can import
documents into TP and then mark them up, just like Journal. It has a tabbed
organizational system for your notes just like OneNote and a full calendar,
task and contact PIM system. The Calendar, tasks and contacts all
synchronize with your office MS exchange server either through direct lan
connection or through your Exchange web mail address. This ability is native
to TP. There is complete note taking and formating ability and you can
e-mail and export your notes staight from TP. The ink writing and
conversion componants are solid and well integrated into the program. Much
better ink abilities in TP then in Outlook 2003. I think this is the best,
most essential program I can have for my Tablet. If it just had the ability
to post searchable "flags" to notes, like journal does, it would be perfect.
I can't figure out why OneNote does not have the ability to import other
documents. That makes it pretty useless in my book. Half the time I spend
working with my tablet is spent reviewing, marking up and editing word and
acrobat documents. Heck, there are a lot of tablet programs which take
notes. Personally, if I had to choose I wold rather have Journal than
OneNote.
joebuck
Ron Reaugh
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> refinement that for the most part just does some things better?
It would appear to be a "must have" as it allows TabletPlanner to run on any
XP machine. Version 2.x of TabletPlanner would only run on a Tablet PC
which closed off important recovery/backup possibilities.
Klaus Löfflad
I never tried OneNote, but I like TabletPlanner as well. I don't use
the note feature much because the ink in Windows Journal is much
smoother than in TabletPlanner. As well in Journal I can define own
backgrounds (firm header etc.) and lines which Tablet Planer doesn't
support. Great were, if TabletPlanner allows direct import of Journal
files or if it had an improved note section.
Kind regards
Kapitän Klaus
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