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jman995x
I'm getting really damn frustrated with OneNote.
I'm taking an Organic Chemistry class at ASU.
We are able to download the teachers lectures (notes and symbols) and write
on them during the lecture.
I, of course, send the PDF to OneNote.
When I try and send the page I've written notes on, to a friend, the
highlighting either obscures the text underneath so that you'll have typed
text from the teacher with my highlighting on top of it (but all the person
who receives my email sees are paragraphs with big highlighted blotches
blocking out large sections of text....almost like the CIA has come in and
blacked out whatever they didn't want people to see).
What is up with that?
How do I prevent that from happening?
Also, I've tried workarounds for this problem.
I've tried to print the document to a PDF file, which hangs my computer
EVERY DAMN TIME!
Mind you, I have a brand new laptop with a 2 Gig processor and 2 Gigs of
RAM, and NO OTHER PROGRAMS RUNNING,....and it still hangs my computer.
So, I ask you, if the person with whom I'm trying to share OneNote documents
with isn't physically present for me to print out a hard paper copy and hand
it to them, how am I supposed to share this information with them digitally
if I can't email it to them (without it being huge blotches of highlighting
covering up the very ideas that are important and highlighted for that
reason),...and I can't send the OneNote document to any other program?
Please let me know, as the semester is passing at a rapid clip and students
I've promised to share my notes with are getting shafted in the deal.
Thanks,
Justin
P.S. If somebody outthere would like to see a screenshot of how my notes
look, and what the people I send them to actually get, please let me know and
I'll send you before an after pictures so that you can see what exactly is
going on. I'd do it here, but there is no upload functionality to this
website.
I'm taking an Organic Chemistry class at ASU.
We are able to download the teachers lectures (notes and symbols) and write
on them during the lecture.
I, of course, send the PDF to OneNote.
When I try and send the page I've written notes on, to a friend, the
highlighting either obscures the text underneath so that you'll have typed
text from the teacher with my highlighting on top of it (but all the person
who receives my email sees are paragraphs with big highlighted blotches
blocking out large sections of text....almost like the CIA has come in and
blacked out whatever they didn't want people to see).
What is up with that?
How do I prevent that from happening?
Also, I've tried workarounds for this problem.
I've tried to print the document to a PDF file, which hangs my computer
EVERY DAMN TIME!
Mind you, I have a brand new laptop with a 2 Gig processor and 2 Gigs of
RAM, and NO OTHER PROGRAMS RUNNING,....and it still hangs my computer.
So, I ask you, if the person with whom I'm trying to share OneNote documents
with isn't physically present for me to print out a hard paper copy and hand
it to them, how am I supposed to share this information with them digitally
if I can't email it to them (without it being huge blotches of highlighting
covering up the very ideas that are important and highlighted for that
reason),...and I can't send the OneNote document to any other program?
Please let me know, as the semester is passing at a rapid clip and students
I've promised to share my notes with are getting shafted in the deal.
Thanks,
Justin
P.S. If somebody outthere would like to see a screenshot of how my notes
look, and what the people I send them to actually get, please let me know and
I'll send you before an after pictures so that you can see what exactly is
going on. I'd do it here, but there is no upload functionality to this
website.