Post by wordsgood on Sept 21, 2014 12:01:30 GMT
First my thanks to Chris for the article he found with 6 tips from a OneNote staffer.
After clicking on that article, I remembered that one thing Microsoft does offer is free online, interactive training for most (maybe all) of their core office programs. After a quick search at their site, I came up with several hits for OneNote 2013. Rather than innundate you with the lot of them, I've instead provided a link to the page of site hits that came up. Just click on whatever takes your fancy and have fun:
office.microsoft.com/en-ca/onenote-help/results.aspx?qu=onenote+2013&ex=1&origin=RZ001034472/
After clicking on that article, I remembered that one thing Microsoft does offer is free online, interactive training for most (maybe all) of their core office programs. After a quick search at their site, I came up with several hits for OneNote 2013. Rather than innundate you with the lot of them, I've instead provided a link to the page of site hits that came up. Just click on whatever takes your fancy and have fun:
office.microsoft.com/en-ca/onenote-help/results.aspx?qu=onenote+2013&ex=1&origin=RZ001034472/
