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Updated Feb 10, 2023
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You don't know how much you have lightened and brightened my day, my week, my month. I have been a OneNote user on my PC using 2016 and UWP and on my cell phone at work and home since the corporation I worked for standardized on Microsoft products. My brain is in my notebooks.
Both versions allow me to go back and forth when I'm on my PC to pick up the best tool for whatever I'm working on, and I've learned to compromise on some things when I'm on my cell and clean them up when I get home to my PC. They each have value depending on where I am and what I'm doing, whether I need it in the cloud, or need it on my laptop alone, or both. I worked with IT support before I retired on Enterprise versions of MS and understand well the frustrations of installing, updating and maintaining software versions over the variety of equipment, user experience levels, corporate needs, and application conflicts that can develop. I am so glad the ON team is listening to us and look forward to my continued use with improvements rather than the loss of functionality that the old (last week's) policy was leading us.
Bravo team. And bravo to all of us as we listen and continue to work to improve our product. Thank you MS for listening to the people who use this product in so many different ways, and thank you IT support people for the headaches you go through for us on apps that you may or may not use yourself.
Well done.