OneNote Rewind: Stuff you may have missed in August

re: OneNote Rewind: Stuff you may have missed in August

David Blaine Fullerton — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 20:33:12 GMT

I would like to find a way to send ideas / suggestions directly to the OneNote Team. Is that possible? I love the product, and I use it frequently. However, I feel that there are so many different areas where it needs to be improved. It's finally getting to where it is really useable on a daily basis. I just am getting into it, and I love it. But, there are just so many features that would improve its use, not just for me but also for everyone else. Any ideas on how to do this?

re: OneNote Rewind: Stuff you may have missed in August

Becky Hayes — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 14:01:09 GMT

Response to suzarooze re organizing a recipe collection in OneNote:

First, I created a OneNote notebook named Recipes.

I then made Section Groups. Each Section Group is the name you see in recipe books (desserts, meats, vegetables, soups, casseroles, beverages, etc.).

Under each Sections Group, I made Sections. These are named, for example, pies, cakes, ice cream, etc.

In each Section, the pages are your actual recipes.

Example:

Section Group: Desserts

Sections: Pies, Cakes, Ice Cream, etc.

Pages: Each page has ONE recipe. You can have numerous pages!

Don't forget to include a picture at the top of each page to tempt you to use the recipe!

re: OneNote Rewind: Stuff you may have missed in August

suzarooze — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 14:34:19 GMT

I am just learning to use OneNote2010 for organizing my extensive recipe collection. I need to know if I should make seperate notebooks for each main catagory of recipes and then use the tabs to further define the sub-sections (not sure how many notebooks it will allow you to have or how many tabs) or should I just have one notebook for recipes and use the tabs for each main catagory? I don't know if I can have sub-catagories under each tab or not so if you could shed a little light on this I would greatly apprecitate it. I don't want to have to re-do a bunch of work. Thanks so much, Susan