OneNote 2010
Who it's For:
OneNote is for everyone who works on projects, is involved in brainstorming sessions, or keeps track of the many things that whirl about during the normal business day. OneNote is one of those programs you never know you need until you become familiar with it. Then you love it.
What it is:
Microsoft Office OneNote 2010 is an easy-to-use note-taking and information-management program. You use OneNote instead of a pad of paper or a word-processing application to capture ideas, plans, and notes.
You can also use it to track and organize documents and files related to your project.
What You'll Learn:
Watch these training videos to see how simple it is to gather, format, organize, and share information. And then say goodbye to your notepad and half of your clutter!
Topics
One Note 2010: Beginner
- Introduction to OneNote
- Notebook structure
- More Notebook Structure
- Search pictures for text
- Create a NoteBook
- Create a NoteBook
- Making Sections
- Copy/move Pages
- Section Groups
- Insert Text
- Bulleted text
- Expand the ribbon
- Gridlines
- Tables
- Formatting text
- Drawing
- More Ink tricks
- Inserting Pictures
- Copy Text from Websites
- Text from a Web Picture
- WinLogo-S
- Links
- WikiLink to a Section
- Link outside OneNote
- Attach a file
- What about saving my notebook?
- Linked notes
- Templates
- Move pages between sections
- Recap
One Note 2010: Advanced
- Open 2007 Guide
- Search vs. Find
- Tags
- Find & Summarize Tags
- Schedule ToDo's via Outlook
- Email a ON page
- Save as Web Page
- Web Page Information
- Record Audio
- Record Video
- Search for Text in Audio/Video
- One Note with PowerPoint
- One Note with Excel
- Send to Word
- Printing
- Sharing Notebooks
- Password protect a Section
- Options for Passwords