Onenote to Windows Mobile Sync

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John Guin

Yes, you can take notes in OneNote and sync them to your smartphone. By
design, the OneNote Mobile folder is the only folder which syncs back and
forth.

If you have pages scattered all over the place and want to send them to the
device, you can use an addin I cowrote at
http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin/arch...ages-easier-to-sync-with-a-mobile-device.aspx.
It gives you a button to copy the page you are viewing over to the OneNote
Mobile folder. Saves a little time manually copying the pages around.

John
 
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Erik Sojka (MVP)

Quick clarification - if you are using OneNote 2007, then the sync provided
by ON Mobile will work both ways. If you are using ON 2003, then the sync
is only in one direction.
 
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Voom

Yes, you can take notes inOneNoteandsyncthem to your smartphone. By
design, theOneNoteMobilefolder is the only folder which syncs back and
forth.

If you have pages scattered all over the place and want to send them to the
device, you can use an addin I cowrote athttp://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin/archive/2007/06/11/making-pages-easier....
It gives you a button to copy the page you are viewing over to theOneNoteMobilefolder. Saves a little time manually copying the pages around.

John

John,
I think I understand that only OneNoteMobile folder is sync'd to my
PDA usning ON2007, but what if I want a whole ON Notebook from my
desktop version of ON to appear on my PDA also. Do I copy the
Notebook to the mobile folder or what?
Thanks, Richard
 
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Rainald Taesler

Voom shared these words of wisdom:
I think I understand that only OneNoteMobile folder is sync'd to my
PDA usning ON2007,

More precise:
only *one* section in the OneNote Mobile folder.
but what if I want a whole ON Notebook from my
desktop version of ON to appear on my PDA also. Do I copy the
Notebook to the mobile folder or what?

No way to use a whole notebook.
You can only copy *pages* (as many as you like) into the OneNote Mobile
folder.
That's it.

Rainald
 
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