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In the opinion of many, OneNote is one such service that is generally adored on desktop, but Microsofts official iOS app for it lacks a lot of features and has failed to garner much praise.

OneNote could have been the perfect service for a majority of iPad users, but its rather plain iOS client forces most people to treat it just as an app that can only be used in a pinch.

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Not only does Outline enjoy complete OneNote support (letting you freely import your OneNote files), it comes with the full array of editing and note management options, and completely preserves the formatting, tabs, links and images from each note imported to Outline from OneNote.

On top of all that, you can sync notes with the cloud and secure the entire app with a passcode lock.

The app supports two-way syncing with iTunes, Box and Dropbox.

The app comes with an existing notebook that serves the dual purpose of providing you with useful tips regarding Outline and showing off the way notes appear in the app.

You can change the Appearance (cover and color) of a book from the main screen.

All the other customization options are available inside the notebooks.

To add text to (or edit) an existing notebook, open it and long-tap any area on one of its pages.

You can also choose to add images to a page simply by hitting the photo library or camera buttons in the sidebar.

Editing is done best in landscape mode, as that way, you get a better view of the page hierarchy.

To be able to read the notes more conveniently later, you can even add particular parts of a document to your favorites.

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