Is there a way to remove the <copied from ...>

[mystvearn]

I like the idea that you can copy from places, like wbsites. You do not need
to place the link as the link will be there with it. But when I am doing
literature review and brainstorming all my raw data from word to onenote, I
don't need the <text copied from...doc> as its the same document I am copying
all my data from. How do you remove this without me manually deleting it.

 

[Erik Sojka]

Tools | Options | Editing | Uncheck "Include link to source..."

That will turn it off for content pasted from the browser, and from all
OFfice appplications.

 

[mystvearn]

thanks a lot

Tools | Options | Editing | Uncheck "Include link to source..."

That will turn it off for content pasted from the browser, and from all
OFfice appplications.

 

[John Guin [msft]]

There is a tip (courtesy of Jordan Knight) cross posted on my blog which sets
up a single keystroke to copy whatever you have highlighted into OneNote
without needing to swtich applications, copy/paste, etc... It may help you a
bit - the article is at
http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin/arch...ing-information-into-onenote-much-easier.aspx

 

[pdawgp]

Cool thanks erika thAt was driving me nuts....

 

[Rainald Taesler]

Cool thanks erika thAt was driving me nuts....

The needs are most different.
For me the feature of inserting the URL is one of the really big
advantages of ON.

Rainald