Me: I live in Silicon Valley with my wife, child and cat. I have worked at Microsoft since I graduated from College, both in the Macintosh Business Unit on products such as Outlook Express, Entourage, IE, and Virtual PC and in Windows Live on Hotmail, Calendar and People. I am currently a Principal Lead Program Manager on the Windows Live Social Networking team. I basically manage a team of Program Managers responsible for delivering features to support our web and client applications. I've been blogging since 2001 and like to play around with .NET in my spare time working on projects such as dasBlog (the blog that powers this site) and Send to SmugMug (an application for uploading photos to SmugMug). I blog about a number of technology and productivity related topics.
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OneNote is a great app. I've beeen using it for a few months and have migrated most of my note taking to it. I figure I spend only about 30% of my time using Ink in OneNote, and the rest of the time my keyboard. I have structured my notebook into Work, Personal, Weekly Meetings and Side Notes. I use the app every day and keep it running about as much as Outlook. I've been trying to migrate as much data as possible from Outlook to OneNote because I find I can better organize my info, and it's more easily searchable.
Being a tablet user, I've stopped using Journal and exclusively use OneNote. I hate the notion in Journal of having multiple files for each document. I much prever the view the OneNote provides of my notes (better than using the filesystem).
I am still not Tablet enabled, but I use OneNote all of the time. InfoPath got a lot of hype, Outlook was cleaned up nicely, but for me, the reason to upgrade will be OneNote. Now, if I could only get a Tablet to use it on :) [Scott Watermasysk On .NET]