OneNote also has a Windows Store app and an iPad app. To get started with OneNote, here’s a good reference of basic tasks – Create a new notebook, Type or write notes, Add links, Add files, Add pictures, Draw table, Add sections, Add pages.Īlso, OneNote works on any device! If you have an iPhone, Android Phone, or Windows Phone there is a free OneNote app. This structure is completely expandable and it’s only limit is the storage capacity on the device where your notebook resides. Between Notebooks, Sections, and Pages, I can organize my notes in any way that I like. This level of separation is exactly what I need. For me, each page represents a particular meeting or a different topic. Inside each section, I have between 2-50+ pages. My cloud notebooks are mostly project or group specific notebooks serving a specific function. In my primary Notebook, I have 100+ sections – each representing a different client I’ve worked with over my time at Perficient. I have one that is local on my PC and the rest are in the cloud, including multiple SharePoint 2013/SharePoint Online Shared Notebooks. It’s very forgiving (no ripped pages, no scratched-out phone numbers of old girlfriends), and you can organize and separate your notes by sections and pages.įor me, I have 10 different Notebooks. But unlike a regular paper notebook, you can add, move, and delete anything you want.

MSDN has a great article to get you started –Ī OneNote notebook is just like a regular spiral notebook: It’s where you pile all your, um, notes.

I’ve been using OneNote for years and it’s great! OneNote has 3 primary segments that I want to define first – Notebooks, Sections, Pages.

Onenote web app