Brad, one of the coolest things you can do with the IE to OneNote PowerToy is capture items you want to post on your website. You know, items that aren’t timely but you don’t want to forget to post at some point. Sending the web page to OneNote captures all the graphics, links, and info right in ON so it’s all there when you’re ready to post your article. It is automatically put on it’s own page under the Web Clippings tab. I am already using this a lot.

I got a Compaq 3240 with a 64bit Athlon AMD processor, built-in DVD read-write, 3.2MHz with 1.6 MHz front bus, etc etc. Fine machine – I am really loving it. I plan on giving my Toshiba laptop to my Mom, who is not yet computer literate, but since Dad passed away last year I figure I can load it up with lots of digital photos, Gospel Music, Christian ebooks and so forth, and that it will be a nice diversion for her. If it doesn’t pan out for her, I’ll turn around and give it to my oldest granddaughter.

Thanks again for the heads up on OneNote. I haven’t yet taken full advantage of this fine software, partly because I can only use it at home – our company as Office 2003, but without OneNote. I bought Office 2003 and OneNote for home use and have a hard time understanding why my company didn’t spend the extra dollars as it is a great tool. I do wish the PPC sync worked both ways, but …

Take care,
Bruce

What Compaq did you get? My main system is a Compaq laptop and I love it! Thanks for the kind words.

Although I’ve congratulated at PPCT on getting a slashdot link for your U-70 review, I’m still refusing to read it :) – I bought a Compaq laptop just last week, and I just refuse to find out from your review whether I should have gotten the U-70 instead. I’m glad you are liking it so well, though.

It’s been a while since I’ve dropped by – just thought I’d say hi. Looks jkotr is doing very well and I’m pleased for you.

Take care,
Bruce

P.S. how do I use a trackback?