Compare Microsoft OneNote and Scrivener 
Microsoft OneNote vs Scrivener
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Microsoft OneNote easier to use, set up, and do business with overall. However, reviewers preferred the ease of administration with Scrivener.
- Reviewers felt that Scrivener meets the needs of their business better than Microsoft OneNote.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, Microsoft OneNote and Scrivener provide similar levels of assistance.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Scrivener over Microsoft OneNote.
If you want to choose only one app for notes and information storage, Iwould recommend OneNote. It does the job and makes your life so much easier and cleaner. I like it even better than the famous Evernote. I have been using OneNote for years. It's easy...
When we try to send our notes via email in a PDF format, if would not keep the information in the right place. So it takes us longer because we have to do it manually.
The ability to rearrange scenes, access pre writing without leaving your main manuscript and use meta data to find important info is invaluable. This kind of functionality makes writing a novel so much more efficient, and also improves your writing because...
There's a learning curve to the software, and the program is prone to freezing up.
If you want to choose only one app for notes and information storage, Iwould recommend OneNote. It does the job and makes your life so much easier and cleaner. I like it even better than the famous Evernote. I have been using OneNote for years. It's easy...
The ability to rearrange scenes, access pre writing without leaving your main manuscript and use meta data to find important info is invaluable. This kind of functionality makes writing a novel so much more efficient, and also improves your writing because...
When we try to send our notes via email in a PDF format, if would not keep the information in the right place. So it takes us longer because we have to do it manually.
There's a learning curve to the software, and the program is prone to freezing up.
