ON2007 Beta Print to OneNote

J

Jay

First, I have Office System Information Worker Feedback Program installed.
Is this a better forum for feedback or should I use the program?

Regarding Printing in OneNote:
1) I should be able to print pages to separate pages in OneNote.
2) I should be able to specify the name for the pages I print to OneNote
(one name per print job that automatically names all of the pages).
3) I should be able to specify the section to which I would like to print
(and it should default to the last section to which I printed).
4) I should be able to select an option to automatically enable OCR for all
pages I print to OneNote.

Why? I am a medical student. My school (the University of California, San
Francisco) releases faculty written eBooks (basically the required reading
for our curriculum) in PDF format. These are 400-1000+ pages long, and are
typically released every 2-4 months. I need the ability to print these
massive files to OneNote so that I can take notes. I don't want to have all
of the pages printed say "untitled." I want something like "cardiology"
instead. Renaming 1000+ pages by hand would be a drag. I don't want to have
to cut and paste pages from one section to another. I should be able to pick
a print location. Finally, I want to search the text, so I need the OCR
enabled. I can't do this for 1000s of printed images.

More frequently, I print 20-40 page PDF journal articles to OneNote to
annotate. These are also more easily read when printed on separate pages
than to have 40 images on one page - easy jumping from one page to another,
etc.

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