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OneNote is an incredible suite of programs. This enables you to work however you decide is best for you. Instead of restricting users, OneNote empowers you to get organized and get working.
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The desktop client of OneNote has template features, which can help standardize how new pages look and feel. Templates are a terrific way to keep your team on the same page and speaking a consistent organizational language.
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OneNote has some very robust tools for creating, editing, and manipulating tables as well as organizing notes.
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The Microsoft Teams application is now generally available. Lots has been done to improve Teams since its preview release and Microsoft has made many good updates. Some edges remain for Microsoft to work on, but Teams is now more than a valid competitor for Slack in the chat-based collaboration market.
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Find out how to set up a task-based project dashboard.
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OneNote for Windows 10 received a fairly major update today with several new features, including section password support, notebook reordering, and more.
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Following up on last week’s OneNote posts, I thought I’d open up my own notebooks and explain how I use this product every day.
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Cache is a secretive Microsoft Garage project that first leaked a few months ago. But I’m in the beta, so here’s a quick peek.
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In OneNote 2016, the lists and outlining options have a few bonus features. These extra tools take lists from rows of text to flexible elements.
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The new Quick Starts for Office 2016 page list guides for both the business and consumer versions so here are the consumer focused items many of you will be interested in.
Online Versions
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