Join Nick Brazzi for an in-depth discussion in this video Working with the OneNote desktop application, part of Learning Surface 3 and Surface Pro 3.
- In this movie, I want to talk about…the OneNote desktop application just a little bit.…I'm not gonna go in very deep here…because we have a course on Lynda.com…dedicated entirely to this application.…It's called OneNote 2013 Essential Training.…But it's important to talk about because…we've been looking at the OneNote touch app…that comes bundled with the Surface.…If you decide to also use the OneNote desktop application,…it's important to see how the two interact.…So I've already installed Microsoft Office on this machine.…
The OneNote desktop application…is part of the Microsoft Office suite.…So I'm gonna go to the Start menu,…and I'm gonna go down to All Apps…and I'm gonna swipe over and I'm gonna find…the OneNote App.…I've installed it but I have not yet…launched it on this computer.…So let's go ahead and do that now.…I'm going to click on this…to launch the OneNote application.…Since this is the first time I'm launching OneNote,…I get a question.…It says the desktop application…is not my default OneNote experience.…
Author
Nick Brazzi
Released
4/14/2015Author Nick Brazzi then shows the capabilities of the Surface when used as a laptop or tablet, covering such particulars as input devices (keyboard, mouse, and pen), touch screen controls, and pinning apps to the taskbar or Start screen. He then explores the built-in apps, customization options, and security and privacy considerations.
- Using touch apps vs. desktop applications
- Shutting down and restarting the Surface Pro
- Connecting a keyboard, mouse, and display
- Using the Surface pen
- Working with Internet Explorer, OneNote, and Mail
- Using the camera
- Installing and uninstalling apps
- Customizing a Surface Pro
- Configuring Windows updates
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 13s
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1. Setting Up
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Accessing basic settings6m 32s
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Locking the screen rotation1m 28s
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Shutting down and restarting3m 28s
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Getting online6m 30s
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2. Using Surface as a Desktop or Laptop Computer
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Using the keyboard cover6m 46s
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3. Using Surface as a Tablet
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Using the on-screen keyboard7m 23s
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Using the Surface pen8m 6s
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Using the handwriting panel7m 44s
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4. Working with Web Browsers
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Using Internet Explorer9m 40s
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5. OneNote
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Using the OneNote App10m 48s
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6. Connecting with Mail and Social Media
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Setting up the Mail app7m 49s
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Using Mail8m 40s
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7. Working with Apps
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Using the Weather app6m 19s
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Using the camera7m 12s
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Using the calendar6m 47s
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Controlling notifications4m 45s
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8. Settings, Customization, and Security
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Configuring Windows updates2m 48s
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Conclusion
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Next steps40s
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