Absolute Beginners Guide to Microsoft Office OneNote 2003 - page 1
- Absolute Beginner s Guide to Microsoft Office OneNote 2003
- Absolute Beginner s Guide to Microsoft Office OneNote 2003
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- We Want to Hear from You
- Introduction
- How This Book Helps You Learn OneNote
- How This Book Is Organized
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Final Thoughts
- Part I: Learning to Take Notes
- Chapter 1. Join the Digital Note-Taking Revolution
- OneNote: More Than Just a Digital Notepad
- I Don t Have a Tablet-Can I Use OneNote?
- What s the Difference Between OneNote and the Tablet PC s Journal?
- Starting OneNote and Taking Your First Note
- Chapter 2. Examples of OneNote in Action
- Using OneNote to Take Notes in Class
- Using OneNote for Meetings
- Using OneNote in Project Planning
- Using OneNote for Personal Use
- Recording Audio in OneNote
- Part II: Taking Your First Notes
- Chapter 3. Using OneNote s Structure to Organize Your Notes
- Understanding OneNote s Structure
- Working with Pages
- Anatomy of a OneNote Page
- Advanced Note-taking Preview
- Chapter 4. Note Taking 101: OneNote Basics
- Working with Pages
- Using The Page Header
- Using Page Tabs
- Working with Page Groups
- Viewing All Pages in the Task Pane
- Configuring the Page Background
- Creating Your Own OneNote Templates
- Writing Your Note
- Chapter 5. The Basics of Using the Tablet PC s Pen
- Use the Pen to Take Notes
- Change the Ink Color and Width
- Using the Highlighter
- Using the Tablet PC Input Panel with OneNote
- Fixing Mistakes
- Recognizing Pen Sensitivity
- Converting Ink to Text
- Using the Pen to Select Ink or Text
- Drawing Versus Writing
- Part III: Managing and Printing Your OneNote Files
- Chapter 6. Working with Note Files
- Where Does OneNote Save Files?
- Sharing OneNote Files
- Optimizing Sections to Save Space and Improve Performance
- Opening and Closing Sections
- Backing Up OneNote Files
- Deleting Notes
- Chapter 7. Printing Notes
- Printing and Sharing Your Notes
- Controlling How OneNote Prints
- Saving a Print Style as Stationery
- Chapter 8. Creating Side Notes
- What Is a Side Note?
- Anatomy of a Side Note
- Creating Side Notes When OneNote Is Closed
- Accessing Side Notes from Within OneNote
- Working with Your Side Note
- Navigating Within Side Notes
- Chapter 9. Organizing Your Note Pages
- Creating Page Groups, Sections, and Folders
- Moving Page Groups, Sections, and Folders
- Closing Sections
- Part IV: Organizing Information Within Pages
- Chapter 10. Note Taking 201: An Advanced Course
- Using Fonts and Formatting to Add Style to Your Notes
- Using OneNote to Create a To-Do List
- Using Note Flags
- Chapter 11. Using OneNote s Editing Features
- Word Processing Functionality in OneNote
- Spell-checking Notes
