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oistrakhan
I have just downloaded this from:
http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin/archive/2008/03/03/a-new-onenote-favorites-powertoy.aspx
I've had OneNote for a while but have only just started using it properly!
One of the problems I ran into was that two or three notebooks has turned
into nearly twenty, with lots of sections and literally hundreds of pages,
and quickly finding key pages or sections I use every day was becoming
laborious. At a stroke, this Powertoy has solved my problem! The fact that
the OneNote Favorites also appear in IE is the icing on the cake. I regularly
check bank details online so I have put my entire OneNote Favorites folder
into my Links (I use the Links toolbar) so I just have to click on it to find
my passwords really fast. It makes going from browsing the web to key areas
of OneNote, then back to the web, smooth and seamless. This toy is brilliant
and I strongly recommend it. There is a video on the web page that gives you
some idea of how it works - although I've seen crisper demos in my life!
http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin/archive/2008/03/03/a-new-onenote-favorites-powertoy.aspx
I've had OneNote for a while but have only just started using it properly!
One of the problems I ran into was that two or three notebooks has turned
into nearly twenty, with lots of sections and literally hundreds of pages,
and quickly finding key pages or sections I use every day was becoming
laborious. At a stroke, this Powertoy has solved my problem! The fact that
the OneNote Favorites also appear in IE is the icing on the cake. I regularly
check bank details online so I have put my entire OneNote Favorites folder
into my Links (I use the Links toolbar) so I just have to click on it to find
my passwords really fast. It makes going from browsing the web to key areas
of OneNote, then back to the web, smooth and seamless. This toy is brilliant
and I strongly recommend it. There is a video on the web page that gives you
some idea of how it works - although I've seen crisper demos in my life!