Reference materials forOnenote

[Victor]

Hey folks.
My Department head is looking at rolling-out onenote to our law firm. Before
we deploy this software to over 400 attys, I would really like some detailed
reference materials for this software. Pretty much all the demos on the MS
website are little more than advertising. Oddly enough, it doesnt seem like
anyone has published a book on this version of the software. Seems strange
when you consider that you can easily find a book on Groove, or even selling
on ebay.

So my question is, does anyone have a text they can recommend? Im not
concerned about the difficulty of learning how to make a notebook or add a
link to a file, but I need to support the users and that means knowing what
to do if a notebook doesnt behave correctly, or how to repair links etc..
Sure, I could spend a while reading all of the help files, but I need to
develop a training for the attys as well. Any suggestions would be
appreciated.

Thanks.

 

[Ben M. Schorr, MVP]

Hmmm...I don't know of a text at that level of sophistication that would be
appropriate for end users. That's more of an IT function. Hopefully your
end users don't end up in a situation where they're having to repair links
or troubleshoot misbehaving notebooks by themselves though.

There are some materials on usage, and it wouldn't be too hard to put one
together.

No OneNote 2007 books on the shelves yet, but I think there may be one or
two in the works.


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-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP
Roland Schorr & Tower
http://www.rolandschorr.com
http://www.officeforlawyers.com/onenote.htm

 

[BSAnalyst]

Victor,
If you are interested, a company makes some "quick cards" (i call them cheat
sheets) for OneNote 2007. They are a handy little reference and would be
great for the average end user (the link is below).

As for books, if you do a search on Amazon there are a few texts that may be
worth checking out.

(http://www.brainstorminc.com/compon...=120&category_id=1&manufacturer_id=0&vmcchk=1)