When used on a Tablet PC, EverNote permits the use of handwriting and digital ink as well as typed notes. However, it's not dependent on the handwriting recognition in Windows XP Tablet PC Edition.

"Our recognizer works in a fusion mode with Microsoft's, and gets better results," says Pachikov, whose career includes work on the recognition technologies in Microsoft's Tablet PC software and Apple's gone-but-not-forgotten Newton PDA.

One obvious EverNote competitor is Microsoft's OneNote, a note-taking application launched last year as part of the Microsoft Office system. But Pachikov contends that "the way Microsoft designed OneNote, it's a problem to find what you're looking for." He says that EverNote's array of organization tools make it easier to track down information quickly.

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Is anyone using this? Would anyone be up for putting in their two cents? How does it compare with OneNote, ie. usability, word recognition, etc?

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