OneNote 2013 For Dummies

Learn to: Take advantage of note saving and sharing tools Create notes from scratch and add electronic files Index your notes for easy searching Use OneNote on your Windows® 8 tablet Take note! OneNote lets you organize, access, and share notes on multiple devices OneNote is much more than a note-taking app for students. The 2013 incarnation is a feature-rich application with online and tablet versions that enable sharing and collaboration. And this book shows you how to take full advantage of everything it offers — text recognition, the ability to include data from other Office apps, and more! Meet OneNote — navigate the interface, create a Microsoft account, and set up a notebook Note how it's done — make your first notes, organize them, and choose whether to sync your notes manually Tag it — tag notes for followup, mark ideas, identify items to be e-mailed, and establish priority See what you mean — add images, video, and audio to notes Write on — hand-write a note on your tablet's screen and let OneNote convert it to text Notes in the sky — store notes securely on SkyDrive® and access them from any web- enabled device A team effort — share notes and collaborate via OneNote Web App Open the book and find: Easy ways to format notes Tips on keeping your notes secure Why you need a Microsoft account All about OneNote for Windows 8 How to edit notes on Android and iOS devices Ways to use OneNote every day What you need to know about permissions Ten terrific OneNote tips

Introduction 1 Part I: Getting Started with OneNote 2013 5 Chapter 1: OneNote Basics 7 Chapter 2: Managing Notes and Configuring OneNote 23 Chapter 3: Formatting Notes 41 Chapter 4: Inserting External Data and Taking Quick Notes 59 Chapter 5: Securing and Managing Notes with SkyDrive 77 Part II: Taking Notes via Other OneNote Versions 89 Chapter 6: Taking Notes with OneNote for Windows 8 91 Chapter 7: Taking Notes on Android Devices 107 Chapter 8: Taking Notes on iOS Devices 121 Chapter 9: Managing and Taking Notes with OneNote Web App 131 Part III: Putting OneNote Through Its Paces 141 Chapter 10: Sharing and Collaborating with OneNote 143 Chapter 11: Taking Notes in the Real World 155 Part IV: The Part of Tens 171 Chapter 12: Ten (or So) Resources and Add–Ins for OneNote 173 Chapter 13: Ten Killer Tips for OneNote 179 Index 185

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