Nani Courten of the OneNote Testing Team has created a Table Of Contents PowerToy.
It creates a new Table Of Contents page for the section with hyperlinks to all the pages. It also shows the creation date, last modified date, and sorts them by last modified at the top.
Click here for a larger screenshot. (Demo section/pages based on krypticide’s X61 Review posted using the Web Export powertoy.)
Downloads
Dave Tse has created a really cool OneNote Web Exporter and released it via CodePlex (MS Open Source)…
What is this for?
The OneNote Web Exporter allows you to export a OneNote notebook as html files that anybody can view through a web browser.How does it work?
You give it a OneNote 2007 Notebook and it will generate an html page and a folder containing all of the notebook data.
What can I do with it?
- Export a notebook when you need to send it to somebody who doesn’t have OneNote 2007
- Maintain a browser accessible version of your notebook by scheduling a daily export to a SharePoint server
Dan has posted Jeffrey’s OneNote Search and Replace PowerToy
How it works
- Download the application from here: OneNoteSearchReplace.zip
- Extract the application and run the setup.exe
- You will now have a new toolbar button in OneNote which looks like this:
- Click the button and you will see a window like this:
- Now you can choose your search terms and what scope.
- Click Preview and Replace to try it out!
Additional Note: Dan also included a disclaimer that PowerToys posted on his blog [and all other blogs too] are not supported by Microsoft and are use at your own risk.
John Guin gives us yet another requested and useful PowerToy… (where was this guy two years ago during the “contest”?)
It will allow you to navigate to a folder on the hard drive and import all the TXT files in it to OneNote. It will create a new section with the name of the folder on the hard drive as the section name. And here I hit a snag. I never really liked the behavior of putting all new information into Unfiled Notes by default. While it makes sense most of the time, in this case I really saw a need to control where the imported text files would go. I decided to implement a tree control to let the user choose which notebook the files would be imported. So now you can choose into which notebook you want the imported files to go.
Here are the links.
For the setup program: http://johnguin.com/Documents/OneNote_Text_Importer_Setup.zip
And the source code (C#) http://johnguin.com/Documents/OneNote_Text_Importer_Source.zip
John Guin, a OneNote Tester, has started his own blog!
The first entry is an Add-in for Outlook 2007 which launches OneNote (2003 or 2007) instead of the Outlook Notes.
Jeff Cardon from the OneNote Test team wrote this powertoy which will count the number of words you have on a page.
Download now: OneNote2007WordCount.zip
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