March 2013
Intermediate to advanced
1032 pages
33h 29m
English
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Taking Linked Notes
OneNote enables you to take linked notes. This is extremely useful when you are working in one of the other Office applications, such as Word or PowerPoint, and you want to take notes as you work. The Linked Notes feature takes advantage of a docked window. The OneNote window is relocated to the far right of the Windows desktop, with just enough room available to record notes as you use the remainder of the Windows desktop to work in the other application.
The OneNote Linked Notes mode can be used to take notes no matter what application you are working with as you take your notes. However, it is really helpful when you are working in Word, PowerPoint, or Internet Explorer. The notes you create are automatically linked to ...