OneNote 2016 Tips and Tricks eBook from Microsoft
OneNote was one of Microsoft's secret jewels for many years but recently it has become a crown jewel in so many ways. If you have not started to integrate OneNote in to your daily routine maybe the time is now to do just that.
It used to be very easy to call Microsoft's OneNote one of their best kept secrets.
This became even more apparent once you started using the program and learned more about its features and capabilities.
I had known about OneNote before I started using it extensively in early 2012 but that move did not happen until I attended a session about the software during one of the annual Microsoft MVP Summits.
After learning about many of the capabilities in OneNote 2013, I actually moved several paper intensive tasks to OneNote and have not regretted it for a second. In fact, I now look for opportunities to use OneNote and the development of the software has increased the functionality by leaps and bounds over the last couple of years.
If you are not currently using OneNote then this new eBook from Microsoft about OneNote 2016 may just be the catalyst you or your users need to seriously considering putting it to use on a daily basis.
The eBook is only 19 pages long but it provides tips on how to do all of the following things in OneNote 2016:
Get to your notes fast
Add a design when creating new pages
Add guides for handwriting and drawing
Indent and outdent with shortcut keys
Rearrange your thoughts and ideas
Tag important notes for easy follow-up
Take action on tagged notes
Skip the calculator and do math in any note
Take screen clippings and instantly file them
Recording audio
Search audio notes like normal text
Add a table of contents to a notebook
Build a wiki with easy links
Swap the page list from right to left
Keep your notebook structure visible
Put a digital sticky note on your screen
By the way, did I mention the great inking and pen support that comes in OneNote these days?
Now you do not need a pen to get huge value out of OneNote - all you have to do is get started using it and it will become an indispensable tool.
Consider yourself warned!
But, wait...there's probably more so be sure to follow me on Twitter and Google+.
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