OneNote for Office 2007

Posted By: Laura Foy | Feb 27th, 2007 @ 8:04 PM

Gather your information in one place, find what you need fast, and share your notes and information. Get started with the new OneNote. Download it now, test it out in your browser, or buy it right now. But first, of course, watch this piece and find out what's new in 2007!

Tags: Microsoft, Office, OneNote, organization, Seattle

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Red5

Very informative. I will be looking into using OneNote for some of my projects. You've given me some cool ideas.

descapa

Hi there! Actually my name is Daniel Escapa, hopefully the on10 folks can fix up my name. In either event you can learn more about OneNote over on my blog:
http://blogs.msdn.com/descapa/

Thanks for watching!

ubiquity

One Note is garbage and here are two reasons why.

First: Notebooks cannot be re-named without exiting the program, opening the directory and re-naming the folder; although, MS implies re-naming is possible within the program with a "Re-naming" tag. Utterly unacceptable, inconvenient and fraudulent. This is a major development flaw.

Second: There is NO supporting documentation for this program. There is NO PDF reference manual, No MS or third party One Note 2007 guide, nothing. This product was released WITHOUT ANY SUPPORTING REFERENCE DOCUMENTATION. There are four "30" minute training videos on the MS Website and that is it. For any more detail, a 2007 user is forced to buy a One Note 2003 reference book, unbelievable.

Frankly, many of the promoted capabilities in One Note are gimmicks. Being able to re-name Notebooks is a major function and an absolute necessity.

This product is garbage and I will seek a refund tomorrow. Frankly, the Product / Program Manager in charge of this release needs to be terminated.

Regards,