Write on a picture in OneNote

J

John

I'd like to write and draw on a picture in OneNote and then merge all the
"containers" so the writing is permanently part of the picture (and moves
with the picture when it is moved).

As a workaround I take a snapshot (windows key + s) of the altered picture,
then delete the original picture and markings and replace it with the
snapshot.. This is unnecessarily cumbersome.

I'd also like to do this with diagrams. These can be made up of a
bewildering jungle of containers which can easily get out of place within the
diagram. It would be nice to easily flatten it into a picture right there in
OneNote.

Thanks!
 
R

Rainald Taesler

John said:
I'd like to write and draw on a picture in OneNote and then merge
all the "containers" so the writing is permanently part of the
picture (and moves with the picture when it is moved).

Grouping /anchoring is not implemented in ON.
Too bad.
This is one of the main drawbacks in ON 2007.
And I'm rather sure that issues would be the No. 1 request for the next
version.
But no one can help at present.
As a workaround I take a snapshot (windows key + s) of the altered
picture, then delete the original picture and markings and replace
it with the snapshot.. This is unnecessarily cumbersome.

RightyRight!
But the best workaround available (except using SnagIt [the latest
version has fantastic new features] for producing a screen-shot and
commenting that).
I'd also like to do this with diagrams. These can be made up of a
bewildering jungle of containers which can easily get out of place
within the diagram. It would be nice to easily flatten it into a
picture right there in OneNote.

I fully agree. But no chance at present.

You may post this as a suggestion for the next version in "Connect",
the place for submitting suggestions and bug reports to the developers
team:
http://connect.microsoft.com/onenote/

When done, pls drop a note with the URL in here so that we can jump in
and vote for your suggestion.

Rainald
 

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