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What it is like to be a tester on the Microsoft OneNote team and day to day life as an SDET in Office. Plus a few tips for using OneNote and an occasional powertoy.
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OneNote Testing
Sigh. Writing XML DOM code
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over 1 year ago
by
John Guin
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I had to create a quick tool last week that had the simple task of parsing through an XML file and getting a set of atrributes from any node that had a specific value for a different attribute. This is vaguely the equivalent of writing down the license...
OneNote Testing
Update to Onetastic powertoy for OneNote
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over 1 year ago
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John Guin
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Omer did an update to his tool to allow for the selection of only specific bits of text from an image in OneNote. You now get a little window that shows you all the text from the image and can select only the text you need. Here's what Omer has to say...
OneNote Testing
OneNote is saving me sticky notes
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over 1 year ago
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John Guin
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Two years ago I went to one of our supply rooms and picked up a pad of yellow sticky notes. I even wrote a note on the back of it – 5/4/2010 and signed it. After we shipped OneNote 2010, I had become addicted to WIN+N to create side notes...
OneNote Testing
Adding a file to a OneNote page via extensibility
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over 1 year ago
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John Guin
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I got an email today in which a developer was interested in adding a file to a OneNote page. I pointed him at the OneNote Developer Center on MSDN and wanted to outline (no pun intened) one way of doing this. First, I started ONOMSpy and looked at the...
OneNote Testing
Insert writing space horizontally in OneNote
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over 1 year ago
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John Guin
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Today one of the testers came by needing to try a test on a tablet PC. He needed to test that he could insert writing space both vertically and horizontally. I knew you could add writing space and move content on the page up or down (vertically) by clicking...
OneNote Testing
A pretty good piece on CNN about Microsoft hiring veterans
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over 1 year ago
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John Guin
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As a retired navy sailor myself, this video on CNN is incredibly spot-on: http://money.cnn.com/video/technology/2012/05/04/t-f500-microsoft-military.fortune/ Give it a listen - it's worth the few minutes it takes. Questions, comments, concerns and...
OneNote Testing
Getting a new machine is not as fun as I had expected
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over 1 year ago
by
John Guin
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It has been a while since I got a new piece of hardware and today I am setting up a new HP machine. It's pretty nice - 8 core, 16GB RAM, and about 2TB of hard drive space. The only challenge is moving my virtual machines from the machine that is being...
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