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Microsoft improves 2013 free desktop version of OneNote, removes feature restrictions

Today's post was written … Emil Protalinski / VentureBeat : Microsoft makes OneNote for Windows completely free by removing all feature restrictions Napier Lopez / The Next Web : The free version of OneNote 2013 for Windows now has no feature restrictions John Callaham / Windows Central : All of OneNote's PC desktop features are now totally free to use Rod Trent / WindowsITPro : OneNote is Now Completely Free to Use with No Restrictions Pradeep / Microsoft News : Microsoft Confirms Removing All Feature Restrictions From Free Version Of OneNote 2013 EwanD / TechNet Blogs : Tip o' the Week #265 - Sorting pages in OneNote Tweets: Adam Z Lein / @adamzea : @Techmeme Except for the feature restriction that disallows opening offline/SharePoint notebooks. That requires the paid version.

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