Now when you right-click on a file in Windows Explorer you will see a new option under the “Send To” menu for OneNote 2007
Download now: SendtoOneNote2007.zip
If you would like to improve anything please go ahead and download the source and modify it as you see fit!
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
Kenny Kerr has updated his Window Clippings utility and added OneNote 2007 support, plus other enhancements and features.
Note: XmlLite (included in Windows SP2 or Vista) needs to be installed for Send To OneNote 2007.
The Options Tab for OneNote…
The Unknown OneNote Guy has created another powertoy… Windows Live Messenger Send To OneNote 2007.
I was manually recreating the functions of the Daily Journal PowerToy using the same format and a “Links” page with a hyperlink to the section, but came across a tip by Ilya Koulchin this morning…To get the Daily Journal PowerToy to work in OneNote 2007…
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.
What does it do?
PONGen grabs the current TechEd 2005 Orlando Breakout schedule from an RSS feed, and generates multiple OneNote notebooks containing the latest Breakout Session schedule.
What happens when you run PONGen?
PONGen is a console application. You are not asked for any input in this version. PONGen opens the OneNote Importer object, creates a tab called General Info, and adds a page containing the full TechEd Orlando agenda for the week as published at the TechEd Conference Agenda page. A tab for each day of the conference (Sunday 5th - Friday 10th) is then created, and a daily Agenda page is added to each tab.
The RSS feed of the schedule of Breakout Sessions is then downloaded from http://www.msteched.com/content/BreakoutRSS.aspx, and loaded into an in-memory dataset. The description field of each session is parsed using regular expressions to extract the date, time slot and location, which are also added to the dataset. This dataset is then used to generate a page for each time slot, which contains all the Breakout Sessions that are available during that time slot.
link: PONGen (build 1.0.1979.22423)
Author: Rob Rohr
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From the “TechEd Schedule imported into OneNote” post…
Hackable: Look in the TechEdScheduler.xml for opportunities to customize. Sections currently wired to the code are
, , and . Right now, the stuff listed in and is hard-coded for the TechEd feed, and will most likely cause errors on other feeds.
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
Note: This may not be released seperately. It was originally part of “Daily Journal”, but Andy split it out for the Contest. He may incorporate it back into the Daily Journal in a future release.
I am posting this as informational. It was one of the 1000+ submissions to the Contest, so now I only need to find (1000+ minus 1) more links to submitted PowerToys.
“keyboard/taskbar shortcuts for quick access”
link: none (see Daily Journal for similar functions)
Author: Andy Gray
The primary focus will be OneNote PowerToys. There were 1000+ submitted to the MS Contest, which finished Aug 2nd and over four months later still has not posted the winners!
Additional articles, reviews, news, and onenote12 info will probably also be posted.
I will also be adding a commercial break every 10th post. May be OneNote related or may not be.
