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Collaborating With OneNote 2010

February 21, 2012 – 7:30 pm

One of the hidden gems of Office 2010 is that it now includes OneNote 2010 – the latest release of Microsoft’s simple yet elegant note taking application. Formerly, you had to purchase OneNote separately making it a special software request inside many corporations and not standard issue. Now that it comes with all versions of Office 2010, my first hope is that it helps slay the useless tradition of taking meeting minutes, but before that comes collaborating with OneNote.

OneNote can serve as an effective backchannel for collaborative note taking, whiteboard session captures, and capturing the myriad of bits and bytes that comes with running a technology project.

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Getting Started with OneNote 2010: Part 3

February 20, 2012 – 9:00 am

Now that you have notebooks teeming with notes and data it’s time to settle in with OneNote as part of your daily workflow. In Getting Started with OneNote 2010: Part 3, we’ll take a look at how to search through your notebooks for information and how to get information out of OneNote 2010 into other applications and to other project team members.

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Saving & Sending Word 2010 Documents

February 17, 2012 – 3:56 pm

There is more to sharing Word documents than the ancient tradition of attaching them to an Outlook email. Now Word 2010 makes it easy to share your Word documents over the web or SharePoint without you having to leave the application and creating too many steps between your documents and their recipients

Click File. The BackStage View appears. Click Save & Send to access Save & Send options. Here is a breakdown of options that are available:

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Using Linked Notes in Microsoft Word 2010

February 17, 2012 – 2:23 pm

Professional documents can go through many changes before you declare them final and ready for publication. Along the way to final document, it is real easy to chock up a lot of questions and ideas that don’t have any place in even the draft document. While Word has some great commenting and track changes tool, it doesn’t take too long until the document can flash an unfortunate author back to freshman comp class. Now, in Office 2010, you can take notes in OneNote and link them to your document.

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Getting Started With OneNote 2010: Part 2

February 13, 2012 – 8:15 pm

In Getting Started with OneNote: Part 1, I focused on how to get yourself started in OneNote 2010. Now that you have notebooks setup, it’s time to get your information into OneNote. While this is going to be an ongoing task for many OneNote users, expect some setup time if you are moving your information into OneNote for the first time.

OneNote offers some flexible options for getting your information into its pages and note books. Here are some options for getting your information into OneNote 2010. read more »

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Getting Started With OneNote 2010:Part 1

February 5, 2012 – 1:50 pm

Microsoft OneNote 2010, a note taking application, is really gaining a wider reach as more enterprises upgrade to Microsoft Office 2010. Including OneNote 2010 as part of Office 2010 is a great move by Microsoft to get this simple yet elegant productivity application into the hands of more users.

Getting started with OneNote 2010 is quite easy. This post lays out some of the basics for getting started with the application.

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Does Microsoft Office Need A Champion Inside Your Organization?

February 4, 2012 – 1:46 pm

Often Microsoft Office suffers from a lack of credit (and support) despite the fact that it is the underpinnings to many a business process. It’s easy to brush it off as just being Office but its important to consider that Microsoft Office as an application suite continues to undergo such a metamorphosis from its inauspicious beginning as a bunch of bundled desktop applications to a front end into how a business operates complete with collaboration, communications, and a potential interface into corporate backend applications.

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Book Review: MOS 2010 Study Guide for Microsoft OneNote by John Pierce; Microsoft Press

January 31, 2012 – 9:40 pm

Now that Microsoft OneNote is part of the full Microsoft Office Suite, it was only a matter of time that Microsoft would launch a certification program for the product. The MOS 2010 Study Guide for Microsoft OneNote by John Pierce is the official study guide for the certification and while written for readers seeking OneNote certification breaks down all the major OneNote tasks for using OneNote productively. Even if you aren’t angling for OneNote certification, it’s a book worth checking out to learn about OneNote more in-depth.

Pierce is a solid writer with an easy to read style and the book is well paced. All of this is important to me in a certification study guide. The screen shots are clear and accurate (they show what that reader will actually see in OneNote) and don’t degenerate into some college freshman art student’s modern art interpretation of a screen shot like they do in the MOS 2010 Study Guide for Microsoft Word.

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Tweaking Your Outlook 2010 Setup

January 30, 2012 – 8:05 pm

A nonscientific survey of my local job listings show that Office 2010 is showing up on more corporate desktops and with that many new users are trying to figure out how to get the most out of Outlook 2010. With every Office release, Microsoft shows a little extra love to one application and Outlook definitely saw some product management and developer love in this go around.

I’ve also come to believe that Microsoft Outlook and not spreadsheets is what really runs projects and even businesses so I want to offer up some Outlook setup advice in this post. These are items that are typically overlooked in stock implementations but can save you embarrassment and make you a bit more productive.

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Word 2010 Document Security And The Single Technical Writer

January 28, 2012 – 1:37 pm

There is more to document security than just locking down documents on a SharePoint site where it is only accessible to users with the appropriate security privileges. Microsoft Word documents can hold many secrets that have embarrassed both corporations and United States Federal government agencies in the past. Technical writers should be the ones taking the lead when it comes to securing the documents they produce.

Here are some tips for adding Word document security to your writing and document release processes:

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Category Archives: Microsoft Office 2010

Collaborating With OneNote 2010

Getting Started with OneNote 2010: Part 3

Saving & Sending Word 2010 Documents

Using Linked Notes in Microsoft Word 2010

Getting Started With OneNote 2010: Part 2

Getting Started With OneNote 2010:Part 1

Does Microsoft Office Need A Champion Inside Your Organization?

Book Review: MOS 2010 Study Guide for Microsoft OneNote by John Pierce; Microsoft Press

Tweaking Your Outlook 2010 Setup

Word 2010 Document Security And The Single Technical Writer

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