Interesting. I do miss OneNote when I was working on a PC. I like Scrivener, but since dedicated writing this one book on Scrivener, I have found one flaw in it for me. Not a big one, but big enough I might (for the next book) go back to word and now try this Evernote thing you speak of. Each book I end up doing something a little a little different. I think you hit the nail on the head with me regarding the single stumbling block I have with Scrivener--keeping left brain and right brain activities divided. I think that's why using Word, Excel, OneNote and a whiteboard worked so well for me in the past. But its good to try new things. Makes us better writers. Speaking of which, I have only fifteen minutes left of my break before I must go back to work.