Send RSS to OneNote – Update
From Omar’s Blog yesterday:
I finally put v1 of Send RSS to OneNote up GotDotNet a few weeks ago but forgot to mention anything.You can download it here.
Edited: March 31st, 2006
From Omar’s Blog yesterday:
I finally put v1 of Send RSS to OneNote up GotDotNet a few weeks ago but forgot to mention anything.You can download it here.
Edited: March 31st, 2006
OneSnap is used to import web pages from IE (as a “screen capture”) to OneNote.
The cool thing is that you get can import into any section in your OneNote notebook.
See the preview for a screenshot of the dialog box you get when you click on the the OneSnap button in IE.
Link to preview of OneSnap PowerToy.
Note: “It actually was one of the winners of the Microsoft OneNote PowerToy Contest…”
Edited: March 29th, 2006
There were 1,000 powertoys entered in the Powertoys contest. We started this blog so there would be one place for them all since Microsoft was/is moving at a snail’s pace. We thought it would be very easy to find most of them. However, 23 powertoys later, we are realizing it is very difficult to find new powertoys.
So, we are asking for your help. If you know of any powertoys besides the ones listed then please contact us so we can write about them here.
Edited: March 27th, 2006
Donovan Lange has posted an update to the DataImport classes to fix 2007 Beta1/TR1 importing and custom size handling.
He has also a new SharePoint site for Managed DataImport Class Library for OneNote.
Edited: March 23rd, 2006
I didn’t get as many as I had hoped for, but the poll has been on the site long enough. There are the results:
Post Reviews on this Site: 47% (8)
Post Reviews on Note Talkers: 6% (1)
Post Reviews on Both Sites: 47% (8)
No Reviews: 0%
Total Votes: 17
Since there was a tie, I have decided to post on this site, but I will make an annoucement on Note Talkers. That way, everyone is happy.
Edited: March 22nd, 2006
Windows with Ink just posted this screenshot of his OneNote to WordPress powertoy. He has been working on it for a while and keeps testing it and adding features. This time, he added buttons in OneNote 2007. No word on when he will release the powertoy. My guess is the OneNote 2007 powertoy will be published after OneNote 2007 gets released.
I am very exited about this powertoy because I would have so much use for it. I write my posts in OneNote first to collect all of my ideas and information, then I publish them to WordPress. This powertoy would save me a lot of time.
Edited: March 19th, 2006
There are many powertoys out there, but only three of them are official powertoys from Microsoft (Send to OneNote from Internet Explorer, Send to OneNote from Outlook, and My Font Tool for Tablet PC). We have already written about the first two. So, today we bring you the third one in case you didn’t know about it. This powertoy only work with Tablet PC because the user has to input letters and symbols from the stylus. It is a pretty neat and fun powertoy. Check it out here.
Microsoft’s Description:
“Tired of using regular fonts? This PowerToy for Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition converts your own handwriting into a TrueType font. Use this font in OneNote and in other Windows-based programs to make typed text appear as though you had written it by hand. Whether you prefer calligraphy or chicken scratch, in three easy steps you can create your own personal typeface.”
I will be testing this powertoy for the next few weeks followed by my review.
Edited: March 2nd, 2006