OneNote PowerToys

OneNote Daily Journal v1.0.1

December27

Facilitates creation and navigation of date-organized pages in OneNote. When invoked by a keystroke or a mouse click, it creates and displays a page in OneNote corresponding to today’s date. More information

link: OneNote Daily Journal v1.0.1 (Release Notes for 1.0.1 (11/8/05))

Author: Andy Gray

UPDATE: This is a MS OneNote PowerToy Contest Winner! via Andy Gray’s Blog

UPDATE 2007: Daily Journal in OneNote 2007

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TJ 1 year ago 1 point
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I really needed a tool like this and when I found it I thought that it was one of the slickest apps since Word 2.0

Unfortunately I just upgraded to Office 2007 and it no longer works.

.NET framework Exception Error Handling.

Can you give it a go?

'would love to use it again!!!

Thanks and keep up the good work

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adminid 1 year ago 1 point
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TJ,

You have to re-create the sections in your top notebook...

http://www.onenotepowertoys.com/2006/09/21/dail...

Thanks,
AdminID

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Scott 1 year ago 1 point
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I initially got a .NET error, too. I don't remember whether or not I had created the sections in the notebook, first.

Now, I don't get the error, but all it does is open up Onenote to whatever page was last open -- even after I have created the sections as described in the other link you posted. It doesn't create a new daily journal page, nor does it take me to today's journal page (or any specified journal page, for that matter).

Any suggestions?

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adminid 1 year ago 1 point
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In the RTM version I had to create "Journal" as a Section Group, then another Section Group below it for "2007".

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Bob 1 year ago 1 point
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I made the section groups in the top notebook as described. I actually deleted all notebooks except one and did it three or four times and still have a .net error.

Any suggestions?

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