SO IF NOTA BENE DOES ALL THIS, WHY USE WORD?
GOOD QUESTION.
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IT’S NEVER BEEN EASIER SWITCHING TO A REAL ACADEMIC RESEARCH TOOL
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1. Nota Bene can import/convert/read in Word files, without any special steps, so you
can bring all your past work with you
2. Start enjoying all of Nota Bene’s time-saving and thought-provoking research tools—
enhance your scholarship for the rest of your career
3. If your publisher wants Word format files, simply save them back in RTF/Word format
(Nota Bene users have been doing this for a generation)
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WHY BE SATISFIED WITH A GLORIFIED TYPEWRITER
WHEN NOTA BENE CAN TAKE YOU TO A NEW LEVEL?
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LISTEN TO YOUR COLLEAGUES . . .
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“I look forward to yet another gratifying version of NB. I wonder why my scholarly friends keep on with WP and MSWord when one can create one's writings far more easily in NB and convert NB files to those formats as needed. Oh well.”
Norman Holland — poet & professor, University of Florida |
“For me, through all these years, Nota Bene has been a companion, an intellectually alive, sophisticated, cultivated, literate, sleek, agile companion, that is part of my thinking and working. On many occasions I've been required to use other programs temporarily, like Word or WordPerfect, and I've always found it painful, coming from Nota Bene. They seem uncouth, illiterate, cumbersome, designed by semi-literate techno-geek geniuses for imagined moronic versions of themselves. They clearly have never written a scholarly book, or compiled a serious bibliography or index, or (heaven forbid) used a foreign language, or had to type an accent.”
Christian Moevs — professor of Italian, University of Notre Dame
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“There are many scholars and students that eventually would use this program because it is much easier than Word+Endnote , especially the possibility to use different languages at the same time. So far, I have recommended the program to many scholars here.”
Professor, Hebrew University, Jerusalem
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“I have been using NB since version 3 and can't imagine why anyone would rather use another word processor. Everytime I have to use WP or MSW I am reminded how much I prefer NB. And version 8 is better than ever. Great work!”
Professor, Waterloo Lutheran Seminary
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“I have 20 years of note-taking files. It is really liberating. . . . It is extremely user friendly now. It is so much better than Word. . . . I am definitely thrilled with the ability to take notes, and retrieve them. I show the program at Folger’s Library [where the author was a fellow], and people are impressed.”
Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Florida Atlantic University
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