Is there a program that is for taking notes and summaries?

i am writing notes and summaries for my exams and am wondering if there is a program that specialises in it
atm for my exams i am using microsoft word but have heard there maybe programs
i think i have heard of something called 'evernote' or something
is there anything??

Tons. Look on the App Store or at MacUpdate or CNET Downloads

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Anyone have any idea which is the best application for taking notes and essay writting?

im starting my first year of university and i was wondering what would the best application for taking notes on be? and also whats the easiest, most reliable and effective way to transfer documents off the ipad? Any thoughts on printing aswell?
will be appreciating all the help i can get!

You're going to get as many answers to that question as there are people to answer it. You don't state if you want to take handwritten notes or if you will be typing. For handwritten notes, I really like Noteshelf. It has lots of export options, my favorite being to Evernote (which you might want to look into as well for storage). For typing notes, I'd go with Pages, Documents to Go or QuickOffice. For working with PDFs, I like PDF Expert.
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