http://graycrane.net/daveblog/archives/2006/06/29/open-data-standard-formats/ dave frey's blog Fri, 09 Jan 2009 20:30:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://graycrane.net/daveblog/archives/2006/06/29/open-data-standard-formats/#comment-1661 a common man ಸಂಜಯ » Blog Archive » some productivity tools… Sat, 02 Sep 2006 17:31:41 +0000 http://graycrane.net/daveblog/archives/2006/06/29/open-data-is-important-its-not-only-safer-it-fosters-innovation-and-ironically-keeps-customers/#comment-1661 [...] For trying to get organised, I’ve tried using Microsoft OneNote but somehow though it looked pretty cool at first, it got too messy eventually. The main advantage of OneNote would’ve been integration with the other Office products - so I’d assumed - and this was another let down (integration was very loose). Another thing is about formats. Dave as several other veterans have done earlier, reminded me of open standards - in this case, file formats. Everything in Onenote is in proprietary .one files. The biggest surprising limitation I’ve found with one note is that it dosen’t support tables. There’s a workaround but its only a poor substitute for a table. [...] […] For trying to get organised, I’ve tried using Microsoft OneNote but somehow though it looked pretty cool at first, it got too messy eventually. The main advantage of OneNote would’ve been integration with the other Office products - so I’d assumed - and this was another let down (integration was very loose). Another thing is about formats. Dave as several other veterans have done earlier, reminded me of open standards - in this case, file formats. Everything in Onenote is in proprietary .one files. The biggest surprising limitation I’ve found with one note is that it dosen’t support tables. There’s a workaround but its only a poor substitute for a table. […]

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