how to share notebooks without a share point server

[jen]

what is the most cost effect way for 2 people with one note to share a
notebook with out a share point server?

 

[Ben M. Schorr - MVP (OneNote)]

Depends - are they on the same network? How "real time" does the
sharing need to be? What version of OneNote are you using?

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[Cliff Allen]

We use Microsoft Live Sync (formerly FolderShare) to keep all types of
documents in sync across multiple computers. It's not "real-time" -- it
takes a few seconds -- but that meets our needs.

And, OneNote senses when an open section has been changed somewhere and it
will update the screen. However, these systems get confused if you make
simultaneous updates to the same section on multiple computers.

 

[Rainald Taesler]

:

We use Microsoft Live Sync (formerly FolderShare) to keep all types
of documents in sync across multiple computers. It's not "real-time"
-- it takes a few seconds -- but that meets our needs.

And, OneNote senses when an open section has been changed somewhere
and it will update the screen. However, these systems get confused
if you make simultaneous updates to the same section on multiple
computers.

Yes, ON may get confused!

When ON notebooks are used shared the built-in automatic synching has to
be used.
And the notebook files have to be *EXCLUDED* from any other synching
solutions.
Otherwise there will be a chaos sooner or later.

So stop using Live Sync for the ON notebook files as well as the local
ON cache ASAP.

Rainald