Join David Rivers for an in-depth discussion in this video Opening a OneNote notebook and touring the interface, part of Office 365: OneNote Essential Training.
- Well, it is time now to launch OneNote 2016…and take a tour of the user interface…to get you comfortable in your surroundings.…There's a few different ways to launch OneNote.…Here in Windows 8.1, you can see I have tiles on my screen…and as I scroll through them, I don't see any for OneNote.…So one option is to simply start typing OneNote…and as I do, you can see OneNote 2016 shows up…right at the top of the list.…Clicking this is going to launch the app…and take me to the notebook, to the section, page and note…where I left off last.…
If you've never used OneNote before,…you'll go directly to something called Quick Notes.…Now I'm not going to click this.…You can if you don't have the exercise files,…but if you do have the exercise files,…we can go to the actual notebook we want open…and launch OneNote from there.…So mine are on the desktop, I'm clicking the desktop tile,…there's my exercise files.…Double-clicking this will open it up.…Double-clicking the Chapter1 folder will reveal…what appears to be subfolders.…
Author
David Rivers
Released
9/22/2015- Sending content and screen clippings to OneNote
- Copying and pasting content
- Recording audio and video notes
- Attaching files
- Formatting text
- Linking and tagging notes
- Searching a notebook
- Using templates
- Creating tables
- Converting handwriting to type
- Interacting with Outlook
- Sharing and syncing notebooks
- Collaborating on notebooks
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 50s
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1. Getting Started with OneNote 2016
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What is OneNote?2m 37s
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Renaming a notebook2m 30s
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2. Creating and Adding Content
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Sending content to OneNote4m 27s
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Copying and pasting content2m 57s
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Adding pictures3m 6s
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Adding audio and video files4m 17s
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Recording audio and video4m 44s
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Adding files3m 44s
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Adding symbols2m 53s
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3. Formatting Notes
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Formatting text2m 58s
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Using bullets and numbering4m 25s
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4. Viewing and Organizing Information
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Searching a notebook4m 44s
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Tagging notes7m 54s
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5. Working with Templates
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Using templates6m 19s
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Saving as a template2m 10s
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Choosing a default template2m 48s
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6. Formatting Pages
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Setting paper size4m 51s
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Adding a background graphic5m 40s
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7. Working with Tables in OneNote
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Creating a table4m 40s
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8. Using Writing Tools
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Working in Pen mode3m 5s
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9. Interacting with Outlook
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Inserting Outlook meetings4m 21s
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Working with Outlook tasks2m 53s
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10. Sharing a Notebook
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Saving to other formats5m 3s
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Saving to OneDrive3m 11s
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11. Collaborating on a Notebook
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12. Modifying OneNote Options
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Setting display options6m 50s
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Changing email options4m 2s
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Password protection4m 43s
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Setting backup options3m 15s
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Conclusion
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Next steps55s
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