TakeNote!

TakeNote!

Take Note! is a complete information management tool for working on research papers or other writing projects requiring the use of outside sources. This cross-platform CD-ROM integrates notetaking, outlining, and bibliographic reference management into one easy-to-use package. The software allows users to sort, organize, and file their notecards on the computer for easy retrieval and manipulation. Notecard material is easily exportable to the computer's word processor for use in developing the actual paper. It is designed to guide users through the entire research and writing process quickly and efficiently. Users can also select material from Internet sources and integrate it with notes taken from more traditional sources. A bibliographic reference manager provides a means to automatically format source information in MLA, APA, CBE, and Chicago documentation styles. Users can switch formats with the click of a button! For anyone working on research papers or other writing projects requiring the use of outside sources. Take Note! is a complete information management tool for working on research papers or other writing projects requiring the use of outside sources. This cross-platform CD-ROM integrates notetaking, outlining, and bibliographic reference management into one easy-to-use package. The software allows users to sort, organize, and file their notecards on the computer for easy retrieval and manipulation. Notecard material is easily exportable to the computer's word processor for use in developing the actual paper. It is designed to guide users through the entire research and writing process quickly and efficiently. Users can also select material from Internet sources and integrate it with notes taken from more traditional sources. A bibliographic reference manager provides a means to automatically format source information in MLA, APA, CBE, and Chicago documentation styles. Users can switch formats with the click of a button! For anyone working on research papers or other writing projects requiring the use of outside sources.