1. Write notes, save ideas & keep up with your to-do list with Microsoft OneNote. • A free Microsoft account is required to use OneNote. • OneNote opens existing notebooks created in Microsoft OneNote 2010 format or later. • To sync your notes to OneDrive for Business, sign in with your organization’s Office 365 or SharePoint account.
2. Take notes, share ideas, organize and collaborate with Microsoft OneNote today. • Capture notes in ink.
3. Take notes on your phone and sync them across all your devices with Microsoft OneNote.
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5. With OneNote, you can plan a big event, seize a moment of inspiration to create something new, and track your list of errands that are too important to forget.
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7. Organize your thoughts, discoveries, and ideas and simplify planning important moments in your life with your digital notepad.
8. Take notes, write memos and make a digital sketchbook right on your phone.
9. Sync notes across your devices to access them anytime, anywhere.
10. Capture pictures and add images to your notes.
11. Save ideas and check your list at home, in the office, or on the go across your devices.
1. Also, my large Autocorrect library in Word (which I've built over 25 years) makes writing in OneNote much easier.OneNote has been very helpful as a tool for creativity/jotting down notes, organizing, shopping lists, keeping important info needed to reference.
2. It's a really great tool to get the most of your writing needs.After Evernote abandoned the small, individual user with outrageous price increases, I switched to OneNote (though no way to migrate existing notes made it a time-consuming process).
3. The only convenience is linking it to my PC, and plenty of apps do that, it's just another lousy Microsoft app.I love organizing various sections under the notebook, however, I wish there was a way to "share" directly to the section it needs to go to rather than to Quick Notes then have to organize to the right place.
4. This will force me to find other ways to organize my page, even though the desktop feature of collapsing a group of page is really helpful.The app has been buggy for me and has a worse workflow since the UI overhaul months ago.
5. I don't need all of my most recent notes from meetings showing up on that first page when I open OneNote.
6. I've made several suggestions on the Microsoft suggestion hub, but everyone knows that's a joke and MS never listens to it's users.OneNote recently lost the ability to sync certain notebooks.
7. I want the notebook the first thing I see when I open the app, not pages under sections.
8. I can create notebooks for various subjects and organize them by sections and page numbers.
9. You can "share" it as a PDF or plain text but it doesn't format correctly or show all the page.
10. I guess MSFT doesn't want users to know when something is wrong with their product/service anymore.
11. I want ALL of my main notebook off line and able to backup the main notebook onto a separate storage device just in case.