April 2004
Beginner
384 pages
8h 43m
English
Microsoft OneNote contains a variety of different structures to help you organize your note-taking experience. Much like one of those spiral-bound divided notebooks you might have purchased in high school or college, each OneNote notebook contains folders, sections, and pages. Within those pages, you can have an almost infinite number of note containers that contain the text or Tablet PC ink you've stored within the program.
Much like the other programs in Microsoft Office, OneNote stores information in distinct files. These files are stored in the Windows File System as files with the extension .one. Each .one file represents a distinct section within one of your notebooks. Before we go any further discussing ...
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