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Originally Posted by DarkScribe
One of the most overlooked pieces of software is Microsoft Onenote - a part of the Microsoft Office Suite. It is very useful for a writer - I tend to use it and Scrivener almost exclusively. It is quick, easy, and versatile. You can use it in conjunction with the Snipping tool (another underused Windows accessory) to drop screen grabs and take notes when doing research. If you have an input tablet you can use it for handwritten notes and sketches.
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I don't think I have Microsoft Office installed
I don't have a tablet either, which I think would be useful for something like Kindlegraph. I've been toying with getting a tablet, but considering the tragic state of my finances I don't think it's worth the expense right now. It's on my list for when I get a ton of money though
Back in the day I was madly in love with WinWord, then they upgraded and changed the whole dashboard and everything and it just made me go "Ugh!" As I get older, I find that I get more and more picky
