4 testers from the OneNote team participated in the Rock and Roll half marathon here in Seattle last week. What a long day - we had to leave Redmond at 4AM and the race started at 7AM! Everyone admitted it was a lot of fun, though, so the early wakeup...

I had a discussion yesterday with a tester on the team about predicting and measuring server performance (with several OneNote applications syncing to notebooks on the server, of course). Anyway, my first thoughts were about building a mathematical model...

Long time readers will know I keep a live twitter feed , filtered on OneNote, displayed for everyone on the team to read through whenever they want. It started on an old tablet, which later died, and got replaced with a "hand me down" desktop...

I was sitting in my office today and noticed a fellow in the hallway looking at the Twitter feed I keep in my window . He looked around a little, then walked into my office to introduce himself. John, an intern from another building, just came over to...

Steve Hollasch has been at it again. He figured out a way to "disable" spell check in the OneNote Web client. In his own words, here's how: By default, unrecognized words are rendered with the under-squiggle red line in the OneNote web application...

I was digging through OneNote this week looking to increase test coverage for OneNote automation when I found this neat functionality. It made me remember my fifth grade science teacher Mrs. Jones, who loved outlines - she taught me more about outlines...

How's that for a nice little homage to 1950s horror movies? "PCR" is an acronym we have that stands for "PC Recycling." When we need to get rid of old hardware - whether it is broken, old, not energy efficient, etc… - we fill out an...

Steve Hollasch is an avid OneNote user here at Microsoft and, with Dan's help, came up with a pretty slick system to use keyboard shortcuts to navigate to specific pages he uses all the time. He sent this in email to a group of OneNote power users we...