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David Australia
There seems to be no facility or template for putting calenders into onenote
2007????
2007????
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doc
No there isn't....but Josh Einstein has come to your rescue byThere seems to be no facility or template for putting calenders into onenote
2007????
creating a free utility to do just this very thing.
http://www.einsteintech.net/apps/DisplayApp.aspx?path=publish&app=OneNoteCalendar
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Rainald Taesler
doc said:No there isn't....but Josh Einstein has come to your rescue by
creating a free utility to do just this very thing.
http://www.einsteintech.net/apps/DisplayApp.aspx?path=publish&app=OneNoteCalendar
Fantastic tool!
I really wonder how and why I could have missed that :-( :-(
Thanks a lot for the pointer!
Still: AFAICS this has nothing to do with OP's question.
Rainald
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Rainald Taesler
David said:There seems to be no facility or template for putting calenders
into onenote 2007????
There are templates for calendars available for download on the ON-site
of MS Office.
But these are more or less just backgrounds.
ON does *not* have any calendar functionality.
As there are certain features for co-operation with Outlook it's my
suggestion to use the Outlook calendar.
Rainald
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doc
You know, you're right. I didn't even think of thatStill: AFAICS this has nothing to do with OP's question.
To answer the OP's question, I would say just take a screen clip of
your Outlook calendar. Maybe that's a feature to add in to future
releases.
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Josh Einstein
You can always "print" the Outlook calendar to the OneNote printer.
The next version of OneNote Calendar is fully integrated into Outlook and
might be an alternative depending on what the original poster's use case is.
It still won't insert a calendar into OneNote, but depending on what he's
trying to achieve there might be another way.
The next version of OneNote Calendar is fully integrated into Outlook and
might be an alternative depending on what the original poster's use case is.
It still won't insert a calendar into OneNote, but depending on what he's
trying to achieve there might be another way.
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Rainald Taesler
You can always "print" the Outlook calendar to the OneNote printer.
Yes, but this IMO is not of too much help as one does get a static
snapshot and nothing to interactively work with.
IMHO one must simply state that ON is fantastic piece of software for
every this and that but - contrary to other apps like GoBinder - without
calendar functionality and only a rather poor connectivity with Outlook.
The next version of OneNote Calendar is fully integrated into
Outlook and might be an alternative depending on what the original
poster's use case is.
Sounds really interesting.
Will it show the creation dates of ON-pages in OL?
If so: might there be a setting showing ON-ages on the basis of "last
updated"?
It still won't insert a calendar into
OneNote, but depending on what he's trying to achieve there might
be another way.
Unfortunately the OP did not show up anymore. I understood that he
wanted a calendar in ON.
Thanks for the feedback and the good news
Rainald
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Pardes
That's a great trick! (Now I have to ask the dumb question of the day....)
How do you access the utility again after closing it. (Right now I just put
a link to the launch page.....but that can't be the best way.)
How do you access the utility again after closing it. (Right now I just put
a link to the launch page.....but that can't be the best way.)
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Josh Einstein
Hey Pardes. I'm the author of OneNote Calendar. Once you run it, it installs
to your start menu where you can run it. It should be under Start ->
Einstein Technologies -> OneNote Calendar.
to your start menu where you can run it. It should be under Start ->
Einstein Technologies -> OneNote Calendar.
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Pardes
Oh that's so cool. Thanks. Maybe I better explore some of the start menu
for missing jewels.
for missing jewels.