WordNote

If you're a frequent Microsoft Word user, you probably discovered OneNote at some point and appreciate its usefulness when it comes to organizing notebooks, creating notes and managing the generated content as effectively as possible.

However, you can find some tools that can be used as an alternative to OneNote. One of these applications is WordNote, as it provides you with numerous features that can help you enhance and organize your Word projects.

Before starting to talk about the usefulness of this application, it is worth mentioning that it requires that you have Microsoft Word installed on your computer before attempting to deploy or run it since it's actually an add-in for the host app.

Installing it can be easily done by unpacking the archive (the password is bundled inside the archive and can be viewed easily) and launching the executable, as there are no advanced or complicated steps you need to take during setup.

As mentioned above, WordNote can be easily used as an alternative to OneNote, since it provides you with everything you need to create notes and organize them as effectively as possible.

It is possible to create new notebooks, open existing ones, rename them quickly, close them or even show them in Explorer. The auxiliary menus let you set to page title or scroll to selection, add ToDo lists to notebooks, change the viewing mode, configure a password, change the read mode, as well as access the "Options" menu and modify settings as you see fit.

If you're not satisfied by OneNote's set of features and would like to find an alternative to its services, you might want to give WordNote a shot. It comes with everything you need to get you started and going, but can feel clunky at times, for instance when trying to resize the window.