The note number: # indicates the unique note number. Possible so I don’t have to search/think each time what certain things mean or Have tried to make each section and its components as self-explanatory as List since it has B’s number in its link.Īfter some experimenting & fine-tuning this is what I found works best for me. When we call up B (by searching for its number), A will also appear in the The linksįrom A are not visible as such in B. The latter being the one that we are working on or looking at. With the "story of the note) as well as the number of the note it refers to.īacklinks: These are links that point from a note (A) to note (B), with The name of the link consists of contextual text (flowing
One, or a note with a note in a non-Zettelkasten notebook. Green Links: These are internal links, which connect a note with another Link consists of contextual text (flowing with the “story of the note). The note we are working on or looking at to another note. I distinguish three types of links in my notebook:īlue links: These are the hyperlinks to external references, sources and Note 1 is Parent to 1a, note 1a is Parent to 1a1. Relationship: Folgezettel in a tree-hierarchy. I have therefore incorporated that in my template.Ĭhristian gave a good & simple presentation in one of his recent post about the Involved in various discussions about the Zettelkasten, I have come to theĬonclusion that Zettel & Folgezettel (i.e. Having used my Zettelkasten for more than a year, and having followed/been Info that needs to be collected, and it allows easier reading afterwards. A standard layout, a template, shows the essential Telephone conversation or about internet security or any other such like will Read, be that a book or online philosophical material.
Storing in it, bearing in mind that those notes only relate to literature I My starting point was to design a standard layout for the notes that I would be I haveĪlso expressed my own views and preferences in this review. There will be some Aside comments whichĪre not specific to OneNote but relate to an aspect of the Zettelkasten. Step I wanted to take was to give OneNote a try as a Zettelkasten app too. Much to my surprise OneNote surpassed my expectations, so a next Now let’s see which conventions and techniques make DutchPete productive.Įarly this year I decided to change my default note-taking app from Evernote to OneNote is part of the Microsoft Office family and thus available for a lot of different platforms, too, so this is not strictly speaking a PC-centered review. Today DutchPete, one of the most avid commenters on this blog, will help us fill the gap in software reviews for Windows by talking about OneNote as a Zettelkasten note archive. No card view and/or inter-note outlining.Interaction with other OneNote notebooks.
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