Chapter 38. Keeping Information at Hand with OneNote

In This Chapter

Introducing OneNote

Learning how OneNote is organized

Adding notebooks, sections, and pages

Creating notes

Inserting Outlook tasks

Inserting pictures, files, or screen clips

Writing notes rather than typing

Saving and browsing your notebook

One of the challenges in managing any project is how to bring together all the information about the project so that it’s at your fingertips. You typically make notes, track tasks, create data files, look at Web information, and handle all the other activities in different programs. Storing all the files or having many open program windows onscreen has never been a satisfactory way to manage your project’s information. Microsoft OneNote 2007 provides that elusive solution, enabling you to bring together notes and other types of information in an accessible way. If you’re ready to see how you can be better organized and more effective at anything you do, read this chapter and learn how to use OneNote.

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