That’s because Microsoft had planned to kill the desktop app and focus instead on the UWP app. As I write this, the desktop version, although available for free as a separate download, is not included with Office 2019 or Office 365. Note that there are two versions of OneNote for Windows: a desktop app and a Windows 10 app, also known as a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app. I spend more time on the Windows version of each, but I’ll note similarities and differences in other versions as well. This isn't a deep-dive review, but rather a personal look at what I like and don't much like about each - and the main points of difference between the two. Want to switch notebooks? Just use the dropdown selector at the top left.I'm a longtime user of both applications, so I've taken a look at the latest version of each for Windows, macOS, iPad, iPhone and Android. Each notebook has tabs at the top to distinguish between sections, and each section has tabs in the sidebar to distinguish between pages. In OneNote, you work within a single notebook at a time. Here, you can change fonts, select bold and italic options, and more. If you're familiar with Microsoft Word, you'll recognize the bar at the top of the page.
On the right-hand side, you can add text to your note. When you open the app, you'll have a small toolbar on the left-followed by a section where you'll see your note pages.
OneNote similarly has a simple interface. The tool has various other flexibilities, including the opportunity to split horizontally and disable the note panel altogether. You can also shrink the window to become a two-column interface if you want. EvernoteĮvernote uses a three-column design that makes it easy and fast to switch between different notes and notebooks when necessary. We'll highlight the key differences between Evernote and OneNote below. While the user interface is subjective, it is an important thing to consider.
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