Powerpoint-style objects for non-pen based diagrams in OneNote

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Jumpin' Jeff the Taco Chef

OneNote is a great place to keep everything...however for the vast majority
of people who do not have a Pen computer...it reeks for input of diagrams.
If Microsoft could enhance OneNote to give me access to Powerpoint-style
lines, circles, boxes, etc...I could capture everything in text, pictures and
from a diagram perspective. What I do now, is launch PP, build the diagram,
and clip it for insertion into OneNote...but its a pain and I can't edit it
easily. I'm not likely to buy a Pen-based computer...they're still pretty
lame

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Erik Sojka (MVP)

I wouldn't agree about the Tablet PCs being lame, but support for drawing
shapes and OLE in general has often been voiced for the next version.

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Ben M. Schorr - MVP

OneNote is a great place to keep everything...however for the vast
majority
of people who do not have a Pen computer...it reeks for input of
diagrams.
If Microsoft could enhance OneNote to give me access to Powerpoint-style
lines, circles, boxes, etc...I could capture everything in text,
pictures and
from a diagram perspective. What I do now, is launch PP, build the
diagram,
and clip it for insertion into OneNote...but its a pain and I can't edit
it
easily. I'm not likely to buy a Pen-based computer...they're still
pretty
lame

Well, I use a Tablet PC as my primary work computer and I find it to be
quite effective. That aside the inclusion of drawing shapes in OneNote is
a popular feature request.


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-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP-OneNote/Outlook
Operations Coordinator
Stockholm/KSG - Honolulu
Microsoft OneNote FAQ:
http://home.hawaii.rr.com/schorr/computers/onenotefaq.htm
 

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