OneNote
323 TopicsPlease add Markdown support
Please add support for Markdown editing/rendering. EverNote and Boostnote all support this, but OneNote still lacks this feature, while it remains so many developers' main notetaking tool. Take myself as an example, I enjoy its seamless integration with OneDrive and powerful search function, but find it difficult to properly take down coding related notes -- I was forced to format code snippets into monospaced font with shading to make them look like "code snippets". To elaborate the user story about this idea: The user can create a new "regular page" or a "Markdown page". If the latter, then Markdown tags entered are rendered as you type (e.g. #title, >quote, *bold*, `code`...) The user might also enjoy a "cell editing" mode (similar to Jupyter Notebook). So if the cursor is placed in a cell, then it changes to raw text view. And once escaped from this cell, it gets rendered. And maybe enable some Jupyter/VS Code stype shortcut keys, too (Alt+Up/Down to move the cell, Alt+Shift+Up/Down to duplicate the cell, Ctrl+Shift+K to kill a line, etc) This way notetaking will be more efficient/fun, and many developers would thank MS!112KViews173likes63CommentsNot so Dark theme
Is there something that can be edited or is an option coming to enable a more contrasting but less harsh theme to MS365 apps and Windows? As I’ve got older I need to turn down brightness because the extremes in the current themes, White, Black, Dark Grey, are too harsh, but that doesn’t quite achieve what I need. A light grey, giving better contrast than white for those that need it but not so harsh and depressing as the dark versions, would be ideal. We’re lacking options at the light end of the spectrumOneNote - Inserting Code Blocks
Are there any plans for a way to format code blocks in OneNote without inserting a 1 column/row table or an ugly print out? The most relevant Google search brings up a post from 2018 where the top answer says its been requested on UserVoice and directs OP there, but 3 years later, still no code block formatting options and Microsoft isn't using UserVoice anymore so I don't where else I can submit feature requests besides this discussion board. Thanks!291KViews6likes15CommentsOneNote is using . for decimal seperator, would like to change into , (comma)
Hello, I'm from the Netherlands, where we use . (point) for thousens sign, and , (comma) for decimal seperator. How can I change it in OneNote? All of office and windows is in Englies, my microsoft account also English, but everywhere (windows/office/ms account) I have selected Regional formats are in Dutch. Excel is fine, just OneNote is still wrong.. 😞3.4KViews0likes7CommentsWhen opening OneNote client from SharePoint Notebook, get an error "We couldn't open that location."
When attempting to open the OneNote Windows Desktop client from SharePoint, we are getting the error, "We couldn't open that location. It might not exist or you might not have permission to open it. Please contact the owner of onenote:https://companyname.sharepoint.com/sites/SiteName/SiteAssets/Name #1 (V 04, 08, 97 for more information." I gave myself full admin permissions to the site and can fully access it on SharePoint, so it shouldn't be a permissions issue. The original owner of the site is also unable to open this notebook in OneNote. Initially, I thought it might be the way that it was named as the name of the notebook was "Name #1 (V 04, 08, 97 & 377) Notebook." Note that everything after the ampersand in the original error was missing so I thought that maybe just renaming the file would resolve it, but alas, it has not. Now the error reads: "Please contact the owner of onenote:https://companyname.sharepoint.com/sites/SiteName/SiteAssets/Name #1 (V 04, 08, 97 and 377 Notebook/Untitled%20Section.oneDesign%20Kick-Off for more information." The last part is the section name and tab. When attempting to open the Notebook on mobile, I get the error: "OneNote can't open this notebook because it has been deleted or moved. Please check the link address and then try again." I have renamed it multiple times but still cannot open in the desktop app. Other SharePoint Notebooks that I have access to in the tenant I'm able to open just fine. I have run a repair on my office install.OneNote Web Clipper broken - no feedback from Microsoft
OneNote Web Clipper is broken and, in spite of logging the issue via various channels, there is an absence of feedback from Microsoft on the cause, and likely resolution of the issue. Worse, there seems to be a lack of a Microsoft process to own and escalate the reported and verified issue within the Microsoft organization whilst keeping the customer updated on progress.OneNote lagging while typing
OneNote for Mac has become really slow and lagging while I try to type notes on lecture slides. I normally import a PDF on a page and write notes over it, but it cannot keep up with even short bursts of typing without freezing. Currently running OneNote 16.42.20101102 on macOS catalina 10.15.7. I've tried closing the notebook and reopening and shutting the program down etc. - any help would be much appreciated!Solved16KViews3likes9CommentsHow to migrate OneNote.one from existing teant to another tenant?
We migrated over 200 users to their own O365 tenant with a third-party tools called "Share Gate". It was mainly used to migrate each user’s old ODFB location (source Office 365 tenant) to their new ODFB location (destination Office 365 tenant) for each user. The only down side is that the migration tool migrates an original .one notebook from the source to the destination ODFB by creating a folder with the same name as the name of the original .one notebook title and then separates all the sections that were in the original .one notebook and places them in the folder as their own separate .one files. To explain better, here is an example: "Instead of one .one notebook named "8th grade classroom" containing 10 sections each containing one students name on that section. There is now a folder called "8th grade classroom" and 10 separate .one files, each with one of those student’s name on it." Please let me know if you need a better explanation. We still have access to the original full OneNote .one notebooks if we need to move them a different way. Though we currently can't figure out a way to move them and have them show up in the user's new ODFB location as they did in the user's old ODFB, a complete One Note notebook. In testing we tried to export the OneNote notebooks to a .onepkg but when I opened the .onepkg in the user's new ODFB location, I was unable to use it in the OneNote online editor which is the whole reason that users and teachers created these OneNote files. No matter what I did the .onepkg would try to open the file in the OneNote 2016 desktop application. We can't seem to find a way to just download the notebook and upload it to its new location like an excel spreadsheet. We can't manually create new OneNote notebooks for each of the 200 users since each user has multiple .one Notebooks. A manual approach will not suffice. Please let us know if were are doing something incorrectly or a solution to get these .one file to move as a whole to each users new ODFB location. I felt like I needed to rewrite my original email as it didn't explain the problem well enough. If needed I can provide "before and after" screen shots if seeing what we are experiencing would help us figure this out.Solved38KViews0likes14CommentsKeyboard Shortcut to Show/Hide Navigation panel
I miss a keyboard shortcut to show/hide the new Navigation panel. I know I can Ctrl+G to show it and choose another notebook, but I didn't find any way to hide it again after choosing a new section/page. Using OneNote for Windows 10 Version 16001.11629.20028.0 Would love your advice on this...Solved36KViews3likes17Comments