The open-source note-taking program, Joplin, supports notes syncing for free, but setting up is slightly challenging. If you are struggling, I have compiled this nifty guide on how to sync Joplin Notes across devices for free. Note: I will use OneDrive to sync files, but the Dropbox process is similar. Sync Joplin Notes video Here […]
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I use OneNote to save my backup codes, website article ideas, and any words I want to remember later. However, sometimes, I want to convert those notes to PDF to save and share them with the world. If you are in the same boat, here, we will learn how to convert OneNote to PDF. Convert
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Takeaway Microsoft OneNote Android has taken a fresh look with some additional features. For a long time, the app was in the dark corner of the company, with fewer options than on iOS and iPad. Interface changes Main interface For a long time, OneNote used the three-tab layout on Android, with quick notes listed on
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I have been using Obsidian for years, have made several projects myself, and have seen several projects online. If you are starting with Obsidian and don’t know where to begin or how to visualize your project, you will learn some of the Obsidian use cases. Website page backlinking The day I learned about Obsidian, I
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Most note-taking apps use 256-bit encryption, less secure than end-to-end encryption. However, some apps have gone that far by offering full-on security. What are those apps? The blog post explores the best end-to-end encrypted note-taking apps. Obsidian Obsidian Pros: Obsidian Cons: Obsidian is one of the tremendous note-taking apps. It’s offline for free, so you
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OneNote is a popular app with rich text editing and sharing features. It has some problems here and there, but it’s used by millions of users globally. OneNote, by default, saves notes in OneDrive for easier access, but if you want to store them on the PC, here is how to save OneNote notes locally.
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One of the questions that confuses users is: what version of OneNote do I have? You are not wrong in asking this question. Microsoft has released two OneNote versions, and we will uncover both and explain which version you have and which to use. What OneNote version do I have You can find out by
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Obsidian Sync is a paid add-on, but there are free ways to sync notes. Those methods require a one-time setup and offer the same experience. So, how to sync Obsidian for free? This is an in-depth tutorial on how to sync Obsidian Notes across devices. Note: I’m using OneDrive as an example, but using Dropbox
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A quite popular name in the note-taking world is Obsidian. The app has some amazing features and plugins that we don’t find anywhere. So, what is Obsidian Notes, and who should use it? The article is all about that. What is Obsidian Notes Obsidian is a freemium note-taking app. It supports both plain text and
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Documentation is an important factor in a productive life. Lots of note-taking and document editing tools exist, and in this article, I’m sharing my experience regarding OneNote vs. Google Docs debate. What are both OneNote is a note-taking app with many editing tools that put it in the domain of documentation and record-keeping. Google Docs
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