In a post on his weblog, Microsoft Group Program Manager Chris Pratley announced the completion of OneNote 2003 SP1. The release features increased stability, real-time sharing of documents, integration with SharePoint and numerous other improvements based on user feedback. Availability of the final release has not been announced, but the preview release may be downloaded from FileForum.
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What's different about the OneNote development team is that they are more responsive than any other at Microsoft to its users. They've asked for user feedback and they got it in droves. OneNote was already impressive and stable, but with this SP1, it will be a solid piece of arresting software that once you begin to use, you won't ever want to live without.
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