keyboard shortcut to send to oneNote

[solal]

I'm using Neopro to view/ manage my emails, in front of Outlook 2003.

In Outlook, you can send emails to OneNote using an icon in the toolbar. But
this does not work in NeoPro.

is there a way to send emails to OneNote 2007 using a keyboard shortcut
instead?

Thanks

 

[Josh Einstein]

Not really. That Send to OneNote button is implemented as an Outlook add in.
You (or someone) would need to write a similar add in for your mail program.
What you can do, however, is just print the item to OneNote. It'll go to
OneNote as an image, but it's better than nothing.

 

[solal]

Thanks Josh,

Actually I was hoping, a program like AutoHotkey (
http://www.autohotkey.com/) could be used to create a macro which would clip
to OneNote from anywhere...

wishfull thinking I guess..

 

[Josh Einstein]

Check out www.activewords.com. If they don't have a macro to send to OneNote
1) they can be created or 2) they might respond to a suggestion.

 

[Hector C.]

Thanks Josh,

Actually I was hoping, a program like AutoHotkey (
http://www.autohotkey.com/) could be used to create a macro which would clip
to OneNote from anywhere...

wishfull thinking I guess..

Using AutoHotKey should be easy. Send Ctrl+P, pause, send "Send To One"
to the active window. Try the following from Adobe Reader (I haven't
tested, but it should work), the shortcut would be Windows+p.

#p::
WinGetActiveTitle, Title
StringRight, OutputVar, Title, 12
IfEqual, OutputVar, Adobe Reader
{
Send, ^p
Sleep, 40
Send, Send
Send, {Enter}
return
}

 

[solal]

Hector,

thanks very much for your reply. I'm trying to find the right strings with
AutoHotkey.

One problem I have is that ctr+p prints to Onenote rather than sends to
Onenote.

I just don't know the shortcut for the explorer function "send to Onenote"

 

[Josh Einstein]

There isn't a shortcut for that. As I mentioned earlier, it's implemented as
an add in. It's going through the OneNote import API. Other than simulating
keypresses for copy/paste, or writing code, printing to one note is the
closest you'll come.

 

[solal]

Thanks Josh,

I finally get it..

There isn't a shortcut for that. As I mentioned earlier, it's implemented as
an add in. It's going through the OneNote import API. Other than simulating
keypresses for copy/paste, or writing code, printing to one note is the
closest you'll come.