Notes are only as good as the details they include. Sometimes, related files can provide context. This video shows how to insert a file as a printout or attachment from the OneNote application, from another application like Word, or from where the file is saved on a computer.
- [Instructor] Notes may have more context…when related files are included.…I'm going to show you a couple shortcuts…to add documents to a Notebook page.…If you've looked around the ribbons in OneNote,…you may have already discovered that you can…insert files as printouts or…attachments from the insert ribbon.…Or by the keyboard shortcut…alt plus the N key and the F key.…But what if you're not working in OneNote…when you want to add a file to a Notebook page?…No problem.…There's two ways to accomplish this.…Let's start by looking at a shortcut…that you can use if you're working in a document…and want to send that to OneNote Notebook.…
We're going to go ahead and switch…over to the Word document now.…Here you can see that we have the Landon Hotel document,…and we'd like to send this document to…the OneNote page that were just looking at.…We're going to get started with this…by clicking on the file tab.…Within the backstage area,…let's take a look at the print menu.…Now we're not sending this to a physical printer,…
Author
Heather Severino
Released
4/11/2017- Using shortcuts
- Customizing the canvas view
- Merging content containers to consolidate ideas
- Password protecting notebook sections
- Taking meeting notes directly in an Outlook meeting
- Converting handwritten text to typed text
- Converting hand-drawn shapes to polished symmetrical shapes
- Importing content from other apps
- Sharing notes in a Skype for Business meeting
- Marking up web pages and saving to a notebook
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 10s
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1. Top Ten Power Shortcuts
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Insert files or printouts5m 39s
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2. Set Up and Organize Your Notebooks
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3. Take Better Notes
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4. Improve the Look of Your Notes
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5. Import Content from Other Apps
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 2s
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