OneNote Viewer

[Dan]

Is a standalone viewer available for OneNote? I create secure notes and
store these on a web server, so that I can access them when I travel. But
the problem is that I might use different computers that don't have OneNote
installed, so I cannot access my notes - only from limited places.

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[Kathy Jacobs]

If you download the trial on those machines, you can use it to view your
notes. What's even better for you is that after the trial expires, it
becomes (basically) a viewer: You can see the notes, but not change, add, or
delete them.
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[Ben M. Schorr - MVP]

Kathy's suggestion is the best way - in the alternative you could publish
your notes to a web page and view them in Internet Explorer without having
OneNote.

But Kathy's suggestion of using the trial is better.


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[James Gockel]

The only thing I can see would be an issue with publishing your notes, and
then installing onenote on every computer you touch, is that you're
installing onenote on every computer you touch. If i remember correctly you
do agree to legal terms... and I suggest that if you do install it on
someones computer, you should have their permission, and let them know what
the terms of having it installed is.
I have no doubts that you'd be running it with permission but just remember
my words of wisdom... some people don't like it if you install stuff without
them knowing.
-James

 

[Ben M. Schorr - MVP]

That's why the trial version is a nice solution -- no licensing issue from
MS. You need only worry about getting permission from the owner of the
machine.


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[alec]

with just the trial version, is it still possible to search a shared folder?

 

[Ben M. Schorr - MVP]

Yes, I believe so.


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