The original opening post as at, 11:12:33 is copied in the quote below: The software has been progressively improved and features have been incrementally added/extended, usually for the better. Since OneNote 2007, there have been 3-yearly updates to MS Office (which contains OneNote) - so, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, etc. Someone else reading about it could find it very useful, If you discover something "new" or that you find particularly useful about OneNote, or a problem or a limitation in OneNote, then please share by posting about it in this discussion thread.
using the OneNotes documentation that they may have,.There's a lot more to OneNotes though, and users can find out by: any perceived words in embedded audio/video tape files,.any text captured by the OneNote OCR functionality from pasted images containing text (but not embedded image files),.any words in any text form (plain text, Rich Text, etc.),.Notes in OneNote can hyperlinkd (including Wiki-like linking and URLs) and can be searched for: objects - OneNote employs OLE (Object Linking and embedding) - e.g., including Excel tables and files, any other files, and playable YouTube video windows (streams from YouTube, so the user is freed of the constraint of having to use the YouTube environment),.perceptible words spoken in embedded videos.perceptible words spoken in embedded audio recordings,.formatted text copied/pasted from web pages,.Generally speaking, OneNote is a very powerful tool for collecting a library of one's notes, where the notes may consist of various data types, including: The thread details various sources of useful information on OneNote, and there are discussions about different user's problems with OneNote, or requirements for OneNote, and how they can be addressed.
What originally started off as a simple initial post about unexplained behaviour in using OneNote 2007 has since developed into what I hope is a more generally useful discussion thread and set of notes about the idiosyncrasies of, and best ways of using OneNote - from shared experience.
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