This blogger has started at Microsoft and is enjoying discovering the joy of using onenote.
I’d never used OneNote before I started working at Microsoft. In my first 1:1 with Rich Clayton (my boss’ boss), he suggested I give it a try. Excellent advice. Aside from the Eclipse IDE, I’ve never immersed myself so much in […]
Chris Murtland over at High Octane Moron writes:
I think I am going to stop clipping from the web. I have this idealized (read: imaginary) scenario in my head of building a personal, local, easily search able reference library of things that interest me (or have interested me in the past). So I clip articles with […]
A video with Own Braun and Chris Pratley talking about how onenote was dreamt, designed and developed.
Get Internet Explorer!
Just like Get Firefox, Get Internet Explorer
I am thinking of returning to Internet Explorer from Firefox. Don’t get me wrong, I love firefox but it is starting to annoy me that I don’t have a “to onenote” feature in firefox. As there is a power toy that will do just that for […]
A nice heads up here on pics showing Internet explorer 7
I was randomly browsing Flickr, and I typed in “microsoft” as a tag to search. I was amazed to find IE7 pictures running on Longhorn that were uploaded today!
I found the images on Niall Kennedy’s Flickr Images. According to his website, Niall is a community […]
Using OneNote on two or more machines
One question I hear pretty often is: “hey, I have two machines with OneNote - how do I keep my notes in sync?” There are a lot of ways to do this. In some ways it depends on what your needs are. After all, what doesn’t?
First, be certain […]
How One User Puts OneNote to Work
Here’s a brief description of what I’m using OneNote for. I’ll break it down into two sections, because I use my official work copy on my desktop at work, and my free “thanks for beta testing and attending the rollout event” copy on my personal laptop.
Michael of pigpog comments below with a very useful tip regarding zooming in onenote. If you would like to have a toolbar option to do this then follow Michael’s instructions.
Right click the toolbar, customise. On the Commands tab, View, bottom of the list is the zoom drop-down - drag it where you want it. I’d […]
The Spoke posts up some information that I have been wondering about for some time. The more I use onenote the more I appreciate the product for it innovation and downright usefulness. But like all software there are opportunities for improvement.
One of the most common questions I get about OneNote these days relates to upcoming versions. […]
MiniMage has an interesting article on how they use gobinder. I must admit to not quite getting gobinder. It has some interesting functionality and is certainly has the same sort of capability to onenote. Yet, it just feels a bit clunkier.
It may be that gobinder is written with students in mind and my needs […]