Thread: iBooks New User: Can I access them on my Windows PC?
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Old 12-05-2014, 10:08 AM   #7
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Thanks!

So that it's clear for me: I can read e-books in iBooks on my iPod Touch, copy quotes and then just paste it into the Apple Notes app and view the quotes on my Windows PC via iCloud?

Would that be the best way for me to save quotes and then view them later on a Windows PC?
Evernote and OneNote are my favorite "cross platform syncing" note apps. I started with Evernote as it was out years earlier. My only complaint is that I will some day run afoul of the free-tier limit. OneNote is free.

So, if I were starting today, I'd go with OneNote unless you have Msft Derangement Syndrome.
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