How to use OneNote to share notebooks, lists and more

September 02, 2015

Digital note sharing is a great way to distribute to-do lists, shopping lists, notes on home renovations, birthday gift lists, and so on with your family or roommates. The only problem is convincing others to sign up for a new account for your preferred service in order to enjoy all the note-sharing glory. There are a ton of digital note sharing services out there, but if you’re a PCWorld reader, there’s a good chance that you and everyone in your home already has a Microsoft account. That makes sharing notes and other items via OneNote much easier since you won't need to create a new account to use it. Plus, OneNote is a fantastic free app that’s built for sharing notes in large groups.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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