[NFBCS] Suggestions for a accessible notetaking application

[Tracy Carcione]

My method is very simple.  I just open Notepad, scribble whatever notes I want, then save with some meaningful name.  Maybe it's too simple for your needs, but it works for me.
Tracy


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Hi all,

I trust this email finds you well!

I have recently started working on multiple research papers and am
struggling to keep all my information in check. As a result, I was looking
for a good note-taking program to use instead of creating numerous Word
documents for my notes.

Following are the once I was considering":


   1. Markdown with VScode and Github
   2. Onenote
   3. Evernote
   4. Googlekeep


I would really appreciate it if some of you could share your workflow and
experiences with taking notes effectively.

Many thanks!

Best wishes,
Ronak

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