Is there a software like this ?
January 31st, 2020
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An essay
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Thanks
You would be better off using git(check SmartGit) on your note saving folder. It will take track of every change and it will highlight the precise parts of what has been changed. You only need to initialize the repository in the folder in which the note is saved.
To have optimal results, the note should be saved in a format in which you can also read the text by opening it in a text editor.
With Git you can do everything. You can take edit a, mix with edit c and delete edit b. It’s a full source control system, so you will have plenty of capabilities.
Personally, all my notes, all my important text documents, all my books, all my programs are under Git.
OneNote has some version history(or versioning or version control, these three are the official names) capabilities:
http://superuser.com/questions/435834/how-to-summarise-recent-changes-in-a-onenote-notebook
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-view-versions-and-authors-in-onenote.html
Git, where applicable, will be far better though.
thanks a lot , stimulac. I will check it now.
OneNote does this