Microsoft decided to offer OneNote for free for Windows and Mac OS X, but the company is now working to improve the touch-based version due to Windows 8.
Redmond has released an update for the Metro version of OneNote that brings a number of changes and improvements to the overall experience of the app.
According to the official notes, OneNote for Windows 8 now comes with support for more languages, as well as improvements in performance and accessibility.
It also now has the ability to open a page directly from the "Recent Notes" option and the toolbar has received improvements that make it easier to use.
Overall, this is clearly an update that will be practical for many users, so download OneNote for Windows 8 Metro to see more.
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