Solved One Note intergration

[Mitch656]

I have onenote 2010 instaill (not that i ever use it)
I've seen rectenly when i right click in IE9 it comes up with an option to "Send to onenote" i don't want that option there. I've disabled all the OneNote add on in IE9 but it still there. I've look in the setting for onenote but cant find anything.


Any ideas?

 

[Irene]

I wonder if the add/remove commands in customize (when you right-click the tool bar upper right side) would prevent it?

 

[JaidynM]

Hi Mitch656,

Type msconfig into the search bar and click on the Startup tab. Uncheck Microsoft Office and restart. That should stop OneNote messing with your browser as well as your printing.

Hope this helps,
Jaidyn

 

[Bill2]

Locate this registry key and delete it (if its there).

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MenuExt\Send to OneNote4

 

[Mitch656]

Locate this registry key and delete it (if its there).

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MenuExt\Send to OneNote4

Thanks it worked

 

[C32C3]

I just came across your post and found it interesting. I have had MS Office 2010 installed for a year now and have only used Word and OutLook. However, I think that One Note will be useful now that I am beginning an activity that will require the keeping of many and varied source materials, the majority of which will come from the internet.

When I opened One Note for the first time today it asked if I wanted to sync it to the Web and the option was accompanied by the words (Recommended). So, I chose to sync with the web and was required to enter my Windows Live ID.

Though I haven't used it yet I think my choice to sync with the web was a good one. Hopefully, when I find material online that I want to save and add to One Note regarding my new activity I will be able to do it via the right click drop down menu. This will save me a lot of copying and pasting, etc..