In OneNote 2007 you can store your notes on a USB drive and sync the
notes between two computers. You can still use your notes even if
you don't have the USB drive with you, because we work out of cache.
For more info please see here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/david_rasmussen/archive/2006/06/29/650705.aspx
As I hope to have your ear:
A problem has come up recently with the *cache*:
A user asked how he could keep all of the data on a stick and not
leave behind any data on the computer when finished working with ON.
If the cache is still sitting on the computer this condition would not
be fulfilled.
My thoughts:
1.) Theoretically the storage place for the cache could be set to the
removable medium too (Tools | Options | Storage).
Would this cause any problem later (given Synchronization would have
been run prior to removing the stick)?
2.) Theoretically *closing* all notebooks and then running
Optimization should remove removed all cached files.
But it seems that this only works in theory.
There always stays a rather big cache file behind.
Is it save to just delete the cache file after having synchronized,
closed the notebooks and run optimization?
Rainald
P.S. A rather odd thing on my side:
Although I have specified a subdir for the cache on my E: partition
(where all my data files are sitting), under %userprofile%\Application
Data\Microsoft\OneNote\12.0\ the other day I found I subdir
"Audiocache" with 10 files, all with the extension "ri".
The biggest one, "main.ri" was > 547MB.
The rest went away in the meantime but the big one did remain (with
the date-time of just now)
What might this be???