How to use OneNote

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  1. Posts : 359
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    How to use OneNote


    Hello.I have had microsoft office 2010 now for some time full licenced one. I manage to conquer the word and excell patr of it okay,But would it be possible for some help with OneNote Please.? What can one do with it and how to navigate the workings of the setup.

    Main object is what can I use it for?
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  2. Posts : 9,746
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    OneNote can be used to store various personal items, emails, notes or other items that might not be easily found if stored elsewhere.
    Open OneNote & refer to the various options of what you can do with it, then open one of the suggested items & then refer to the "?" help at the RH top of the screen & read the help files.
    The best thing it to open it & start experimenting on your own.
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  3. Posts : 14,606
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    think of it as a virtual filofax but it can do so much more, you can send links to it from your browser
    you can store images, audio, video , docs, etc

    lets say you were decorating the house, you could have a tab for each room,
    in each tab you could have color sample images , links to soft furnishings , all the different elements you could put in the one file tab , .
    You can have tabs for bills , school stuff, anything really.
    more tips here.
    Seven Tips and Tricks to Get More Out of OneNote

    and

    10 Awesome OneNote Tips You Should Be Using All The Time [Windows]

    another awsome thing one note does is , if you put a picture or snip with text on it then you can put it in onenote, right click the picture and select copy text from image ,
    then you can paste it into word or notepad or even paste it into onenote ,the text is then editable.
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  4. whs
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    You can also copy text from an image - very tricky

    OneNote - Copy Text from Image
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  5. Posts : 359
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    Many Thanks to all,Will have a good look into all your info later.
    Many Thanks once again to all.
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  6. Posts : 9,600
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    One Note isn't for everyone. I've fooled around with it some, even had a tutorial to help me, and just couldn't see how it could benefit me. Then there are people who think it's the best thing since indoor plumbing. You will just have to fool around with it to see if it is for you or not.
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    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    One Note isn't for everyone. I've fooled around with it some, even had a tutorial to help me, and just couldn't see how it could benefit me. Then there are people who think it's the best thing since indoor plumbing. You will just have to fool around with it to see if it is for you or not.



    yeah but this is your desktop,



    Show us your Desktop
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    boohbah said:
    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    One Note isn't for everyone. I've fooled around with it some, even had a tutorial to help me, and just couldn't see how it could benefit me. Then there are people who think it's the best thing since indoor plumbing. You will just have to fool around with it to see if it is for you or not.



    yeah but this is your desktop,



    Show us your Desktop
    My desktop has changed a bit since then. It's a bit less cluttered now.

    How to use OneNote-desktop.jpg
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  9. whs
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    What a mess. Did you ever hear of toolbars.

    Toolbars - How to Use in Windows 7 and Vista
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  10. Posts : 14,606
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    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    boohbah said:
    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    One Note isn't for everyone. I've fooled around with it some, even had a tutorial to help me, and just couldn't see how it could benefit me. Then there are people who think it's the best thing since indoor plumbing. You will just have to fool around with it to see if it is for you or not.



    yeah but this is your desktop,



    Show us your Desktop
    My desktop has changed a bit since then. It's a bit less cluttered now.

    How to use OneNote-desktop.jpg
    just out of interest, what is bovine scatology, ( i have a fair idea!)
    is it linked to "rooty tooty stinky booty".

    How to use OneNote-huh-.png
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