One of our internal OneNote users sent an email last week asking to somehow set the width of a default note container on a new page. He only uses one machine and one monitor and therefore the size of the container can be set to always maximize his real...

I've gotten this question a few times now and once more last night made me think this may be worth posting. Here's the situation. You have printed to OneNote, or made a screen clipping, or otherwise sent some data to OneNote. We pop up a "Quick Filing"...

This week saw three hardware happenings around the hallways of OneNote. And in the best interest of balancing, one will have a positive impact on testing OneNote, one was neutral and one hindered our testing efforts. So in the order of good to bad, here...

We have a lot of test tools we use around the OneNote test team. Some are available to everyone (everything from Sysinternals or Fiddler , for instance) and some we create ourselves. For these tools, we check in the source code into our code repository...

I'm getting ready to check in a new level of verification for our automated tests. The verification is to ensure we follow our schema. It's pretty basic, and for almost all cases the verification passes. In some cases, though, it fails, but that is expected...

  When I got to work this morning, I looked into a folder on a file server for the results of an automation tool that runs overnight. The folder was filled with dozens of files reporting potential problems and I jumped in to investigate. Each report...

Last week Michael wrote a great blog post about using OneNote in education . It has video, some good details about how Kelvin (the teacher) uses OneNote and is generally a pretty good read. Jump on over there and check it out if this sounds interesting...