One Note should let me link notes to Contacts in Outlook

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DW

I want to link One Note "notes" to "contacts" in Outlook. In outlook when
you view a contact you can also look at all the activity you have had with
that person. This can include appointments, journal entries, etc. I want
One Note integrated with this feature. Currently One Note does integrate
with Outlook for adding tasks directly from One Note to the outlook task
manager, so this should not be much different of a feature to incorporate.

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W

Wayne Morgan

Good suggestion, but wrong newsgroup. This group is for the Access database
program. You may want to try one of the One Note newsgroups.
 
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Larry Daugherty

You've posted an issue dealing with OneNote and Outlook into a
newsgroup concerned exclusively with Microsoft Access, the database
product.

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-Larry-
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DW said:
I want to link One Note "notes" to "contacts" in Outlook. In outlook when
you view a contact you can also look at all the activity you have had with
that person. This can include appointments, journal entries, etc. I want
One Note integrated with this feature. Currently One Note does integrate
with Outlook for adding tasks directly from One Note to the outlook task
manager, so this should not be much different of a feature to incorporate.

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
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