how do I get one note shortcuts on my toolbar?

[Jessica, Madison WI Realtor]

I want to send part of a webpage to one Note, but I do not have the button
that the One Note suggests to use. Where can I find those buttons to
download to my tool bar?

 

[Don MI]

"Jessica, Madison WI Realtor" <Jessica, Madison WI
(e-mail address removed)> wrote in message

I want to send part of a webpage to one Note, but I do not have the button
that the One Note suggests to use. Where can I find those buttons to
download to my tool bar?

If you are using Internet Explorer 7, the Send to OneNote icon should be on
your toolbar. If you have too many icons to display, there should be a down
arrow at the right end that you can click for additional icons. Also, if you
click the down arrow for Tools, you should fine a Sent to OneNote entry. If
you do not have the above, open OneNote 2007 and go to Help, Office
Diagnosis. Note: these icons and command send the whole page to OneNote 2007
not a part of the page.

To send part of a page, use Windows Key+S and select the portion of the page
you want. The Windows Key is the key with the flag on it. Or, in the
Notification area of your taskbar, right click on the OneNote icon and
select Create Screen Clipping.

If you are not using Internet Explorer 7 or OneNote 2007, please be more
specific on what you are using what button OneNote suggests you use.

Don

 

[Jessica, Madison WI Realtor]

I guess it is Outlook.

"Jessica, Madison WI Realtor" <Jessica, Madison WI
(e-mail address removed)> wrote in message


If you are using Internet Explorer 7, the Send to OneNote icon should be on
your toolbar. If you have too many icons to display, there should be a down
arrow at the right end that you can click for additional icons. Also, if you
click the down arrow for Tools, you should fine a Sent to OneNote entry. If
you do not have the above, open OneNote 2007 and go to Help, Office
Diagnosis. Note: these icons and command send the whole page to OneNote 2007
not a part of the page.

To send part of a page, use Windows Key+S and select the portion of the page
you want. The Windows Key is the key with the flag on it. Or, in the
Notification area of your taskbar, right click on the OneNote icon and
select Create Screen Clipping.

If you are not using Internet Explorer 7 or OneNote 2007, please be more
specific on what you are using what button OneNote suggests you use.

Don

 

[Rainald Taesler]

I guess it is Outlook.

It seems that your "guess" has nothing at all to do whth the subject ofb
this thread!

Rainald

 

[Josh Einstein]

Hi Jessica, the easiest way to do what you want to do is just select the
portion of the web page in IE and then copy it to the clipboard with CTL+C
and then paste it into a OneNote page. If you want it to appear exactly as
it appears on screen, use Don's suggestion to create a screen clipping.

--
Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP)
Einstein Technologies
Tablet Enhancements for Outlook - Try it free: www.tabletoutlook.com


"Jessica, Madison WI Realtor"

 

[Mad Suburban Dad]

I had the same problem. I fixed it. TUrns out my toolbar was locked. Go
into the "View" section of IE and unlook your toolbar. Then, go again into
"View" and choose the "Customize" option. You will see the OneNote Icon
which you can activate so that it will show up in the toolbar. Hope this
helps.