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Welcome to Helen Bradley's Microsoft Office and productivity blog. I'm a lifestyle journalist specializing in business and consumer software and here you'll find handy hints for using software such as Microsoft Office 2007 and other office applications. Elsewhere on projectwoman.com you'll find tutorials, articles, how tos and tips on photography and Photoshop CS3. My publishing credits include PC Magazine, Windows XP magazine, CNet, PC User magazine, InformIT and others.

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

OneNote - Send it to me!


OneNote is one of those underused applications which really should have a place in everyone's day.

Planning a trip? Researching a topic? almost anything you are doing, OneNote should have a place in your toolkit. With OneNote 2007 installed you have better than ever integration between OneNote and, for example, Internet Explorer or Word. In Internet Explorer, find a site you like and which you want to keep the information from and you can. With the page visible, choose Tools > Send to OneNote and Internet Explorer sends the page contents and the URL to a new page in a OneNote notebook. It's all stored ready for you to use when the time comes you need the information.

It's fast and smart.

In Word 2007 you have a OneNote printer. Open a document and choose to Print it but this time, select the Send to OneNote 2007 printer and the document gets sent automatically to OneNote.

It's a great place to store all your stuff, check it out. It was, from its inception a fantastic piece of programming and a leader in its field. It rocks even more in the new 2007 version.

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At October 28, 2008 5:30 PM , Blogger PCHPatti said...

Love OneNote. Love, love, love it. I use it everyday. I use it to grab snapshots of websites that inspire me for designing my own; copy receipts pages when I buy online (instead of printing); store images of supplies I might need for my next project; capture the photo and dimensions of furniture I want to buy; copy online instructions so I can refer to them later. Each is filed under appropriate section tab and because every entry has a hyperlink, I can find the site again with one click.
-- Patti

 

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