OneNote for Windows 10: Understanding the differenceīefore we dive into the tips, a quick word about using OneNote in Windows: Earlier this year, Microsoft announced that the current desktop version of OneNote, OneNote 2016, would be the last desktop edition for Windows. Since OneNote is a “stealth” member of the Office suite, I wanted to give a deep-down look into some of OneNote’s best, and littlest known, features - the ones that really make it shine.
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Evernote is a paid app when you grow past a couple of devices, so if you have five or six pieces of electronics and want your notes synced on all of them, OneNote becomes the cost-effective choice for anyone who uses Microsoft Office. If you make heavy use of the pen and the ink support on Windows tablets like the Surface Pro or the Lenovo X1 Yoga, then OneNote is unquestionably superior to Evernote, as it will read your handwriting, accept your drawings, clean things up for you, and generally give you the best hybrid experience between pen and typing. Some companies prohibit the installation of Evernote, but OneNote generally is allowed as part of Office. 
If your organization uses Microsoft Office, particularly if it subscribes to Office 365, there are many useful integrations between OneNote and the rest of the suite, including some interesting cloud options and the ability to have your notes everywhere on your work computer, your home computer, your smartphone, and your tablet.
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