Microsoft OneNote Tips & Tricks

One of the best things about Microsoft OneNote is its flexible notebook structure. Think of a OneNote notebook as a 3-ring binder, where sections are dividers or at the top level. You can create sections for different projects, topics, classes,…

One of the confusing aspects of OneNote is that each version has a different interface. For instance, in the OneNote 365 desktop app, tabs for notebook sections are at the top by default. (Note: this default has changed to Vertical…

Because of its connection to other Microsoft applications, Microsoft OneNote is an excellent tool for managing meeting notes or minutes. Let’s look at three ways to capture and share meeting notes in OneNote. (Continue reading or watch this step-by-step video.)…

When working with a shared Microsoft OneNote notebook, you can restrict access to specific sections by adding a password. For example, you might want to limit who can view budget or financial information in a OneNote section while keeping the…

Much of the data you work with each day probably gets stored electronically in some way: you save appointments, meetings, and contacts in Outlook, and you likely manage lists and other key data in an Excel worksheet or Word table.…