Microsoft Office 2010 – How OneNote will work with Shared Notebooks

How can you capture the benefits of brainstorms when your group is spread across locations and time zones?
In Microsoft OneNote 2010, shared notebooks let anyone “on the network” make changes, add content, or comment—and all changes are tracked and highlighted so you can easily see what’s new.

Full report here: http://www.microsoft.com/officebusiness/office2010/

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Marcus November 5, 2009 at 3:11 pm: Hi Ivan,
As someone who blogs about OneNote from time-to-time, you may be interested to know that we have created the ultimate online destination for OneNote fans called http://www.iheartonenote.com. We have over 8,000 registered users who share tips and tricks, upload videos and notebooks and generally share their love for OneNote.

I would like to find ways to cross promote with you – whether we exchange links or you do a guest blog on the site or whatever! Please contact me at info@iheartonenote.com to discuss.

Cheers
Marcus
Raquel Hirai November 5, 2009 at 4:36 pm: As someone who blogs about OneNote from time-to-time, you may be interested to know that we have created the ultimate online destination for OneNote fans called http://www.iheartonenote.com. We have over 8,000 registered users who share tips and tricks, upload videos and notebooks and generally share their love for OneNote!
I would love to find ways to cross promote with you – whether we exchange links or you do a guest blog on the site or whatever! Please contact me at info@iheartonenote.com to discuss.

Cheers
Raquel (on behalf of Marcus)
ivanwalsh November 13, 2009 at 6:04 pm: Will do!

It''s a great product.

Ivan
Ivan Walsh November 14, 2009 at 2:04 am: Will do!

It''s a great product.

Ivan