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1 Chapter 1 : Absolute Beginner's Guide to MicrosoftÂ Office OneNoteâ [Book] Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office OneNote is a from-scratch reference that helps you get up to speed quickly on this new note taking and management program. The book starts from square one, explaining what OneNote is and why you would want to buy it. Table of Contents Introduction. Points to Keep in Mind. How to Use This Book. Where to Find More Help. Conventions Used in This Book. Getting Comfortable with Word. Getting Acquainted with the Word Interface. Using the Task Pane. Finding and Opening Documents. Becoming Familiar with the Open Dialog Box. Navigating Through Drives and Folders. Searching for a File. Organizing Files in Folders. Converting Documents on Open. Moving and Copying Text. Using Undo to Fix Your Mistakes. Working with More Than One Document. Previewing and Printing Documents. Learning Basic Formatting Techniques. Getting an Overview of Formatting in Word. Applying Bold, Italics, and Underline. Choosing the Right Font. Creating Envelopes and Labels. Using the Writing Tools. Checking a Document for Spelling and Grammatical Errors. Looking Up Words in the Thesaurus. Switching to a Different Language. Finding and Replacing Text. Aligning Text with Justification. Adjusting the Spacing Between Lines and Paragraphs. Formatting Sections of a Document. Defining Paper Size, Source, and Orientation. Inserting Headers and Footers. Using Shrink to Fit. Using Styles for Consistency. Creating a New Style from Formatted Text. Creating Your Own Styles. Creating and Formatting Tables. Entering Text and Navigating in a Table. Working with the Structure. Sorting in a Table. Converting Text to a Table or a Table to Text. Creating Lists and Outlines. Working with Horizontal Lines. Moving and Sizing Images. Working in Text Boxes. Setting Border, Wrap, and Fill Options. Using Data from Other Sources. Copying Information Between Applications. Working with Files in Other Formats. Setting Up a Mail Merge. Creating a Form Letter. Working with Address Lists. Selecting Other Data Sources. Inserting Merge Fields into a Main Document. Troubleshooting a Mail Merge. Using Templates and Wizards to Build Documents. Customizing the Default Template. Transferring Items to Templates and Documents. Retaining Previous Versions of a File. Creating and Running Macros. What Is a Macro? Recording Two Sample Macros. Protecting Your System from Macro Viruses. Attaching Schemas to Word Documents. Page 1

2 Chapter 2 : Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Word InformIT Book Description. Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office OneNote is a from-scratch reference that helps you get up to speed quickly on this new note taking and management program. Next page You can use the pen for both writing and drawing. By default, OneNote allows you to use the pen to create both handwriting and drawings. If you attempt to draw something that looks like a letter for instance drawing a corner that looks like the letter L, OneNote might not treat it as you would expect. OneNote could treat it as a letter even though you intended it as a drawing. In addition to the default behavior allowing both handwriting and drawings you can configure OneNote to accept only handwriting or only drawings. The following examples will illustrate the differences between these modes. Trying to Draw in Handwriting Mode If you choose handwriting mode and then attempt to draw on the screen, you can certainly still draw on the screen. For example, Figure 5. Your results might differ based on the quality of your cube and your handwriting style, but you definitely will end up with something other than your original cube. If the pen is in handwriting mode, you can convert your drawings to text. Writing in Drawing Mode Attempting to write in drawing mode can be a little trickier. For example, in Figure 5. You cannot convert handwriting to text in drawing mode. This gives you the greatest flexibility within your notes. In this case, you can tell OneNote specifically how to treat the selected ink. Just choose the note container and then select Tools, Treat Selected Ink As to display the fly-out menu. You can choose either Handwriting or Drawing. To change the text to handwriting so you can convert the handwriting to text, choose Handwriting from the Treat Selected Ink As fly-out menu. You can then choose Convert Handwriting to Text from the Tools menu. Taking handwritten notes allows you to have complete control and flexibility over your note taking. Page 2

3 Chapter 3 : Buy Office All-In-One Absolute Beginner's Guide - Microsoft Store The Absolute Minimum. Using OneNote with a Tablet PC enables you to create diagrams and drawings, and to take notes in your own handwriting. Taking handwritten notes allows you to have complete control and flexibility over your note taking. Join the Digital Note-taking Revolution. More Than Just a Digital Notepad. Examples of OneNote in Action. Using OneNote in Project Planning. Using OneNote for Personal Use. Recording Audio in OneNote. Anatomy of a OneNote Page. Using The Page Header. Working with Page Groups. Viewing All Pages in the Task Pane. Configuring the Page Background. Use the Pen to Take Notes. Change the Ink Color and Width. Converting Ink to Text. Using the Pen to Select Ink or Text. Working with Note Files. Opening and Closing Sections. Backing Up OneNote Files. Printing and Sharing Your Notes. Controlling How OneNote Prints. Saving a Print Style as Stationery. What Is a Side Note? Anatomy of a Side Note. Working with Your Side Note. Navigating Within Side Notes. Organizing Your Note Pages. Creating Page Groups, Sections, and Folders. Moving Page Groups, Sections, and Folders. Word Processing Functionality in OneNote. Drawing Pictures in OneNote. Displaying the Drawing Tools. Add a Bit of Color to Your Drawings. Enhancing Your Drawings with Text. Inserting Web Pages into OneNote. Inserting a Hyperlink into OneNote. Inserting Pictures into OneNote. Inserting Other Objects into OneNote. Creating Outlines in OneNote. The Anatomy of an Outline. Creating Your First Outline. Using the Outlining Toolbar. Adding or Removing Outline Sections. Creating a Numbered List. Creating Outlines Using the Pen. Changing the Style of Your Bullets or Numbering. Creating Outlines from Existing Text. Changing Existing Text into an Outline. Working with Your Note Page. Adding Lines, Tables, and Charts. Using the Audio Toolbar. Recording Your First Audio Note. Audio Playback and Note Synchronization. Finding and Researching Information. Creating Outlook Tasks from OneNote. Inserting Word Information into OneNote. Importing Information from Other Applications. Inserting Excel Spreadsheet Components. Saving Notes As Web Pages. Publishing Notes to the Web. OneNote Resources and Help. Accessing the Microsoft Newsgroups. Using Microsoft Product Support Services. OneNote System Requirements and Installation. OneNote Minimum System Requirements. OneNote Recommended System Requirements. Installing OneNote on Your Computer. The Future of OneNote. Let Your Voice Be Heard. Page 3

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5 Chapter 6 : Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office OneNote InformIT Absolute Beginner's Guide to MicrosoftÂ Office OneNoteâ by Patricia Cardoza Stay ahead with the world's most comprehensive technology and business learning platform. With Safari, you learn the way you learn best. Chapter 7 : Best OneNote Tutorial for Beginners and Intermediate Users Note: Citations are based on reference standards. However, formatting rules can vary widely between applications and fields of interest or study. The specific requirements or preferences of your reviewing publisher, classroom teacher, institution or organization should be applied. Page 5

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