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OneNote Testing
Getting OneNote text saved as PDF looking as expected
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8 months ago
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John Guin
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I heard from a user this past week who was saving OneNote pages as PDF files. When he opened them in Adobe's Reader, the font would look bold. This was not what he wanted or expected and wanted to let me know about this potential bug and whether there...
OneNote Testing
Using OneNote to help me at a triathlon
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8 months ago
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John Guin
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This weekend a couple of friends and I signed up to compete in a local triathlon as a team. Helen said she would do the swim, Ted would bike and I would complete the 5K-ish run. For any serious racers, the run length was listed as 3.2 miles. ...
OneNote Testing
OneNote Tip: multiple levels of Undo
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8 months ago
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John Guin
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Here's a neat little power user tip if you are like me and tend to make a lot of mistakes :) By default, OneNote shows a little Undo icon (same as CTRL+Z) in the Quick Access Toolbar along the top of the OneNote window: This does exactly what you think...
OneNote Testing
A long day running setup
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9 months ago
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John Guin
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We have great tools to install Windows in a virtual machine. The lab folks that set this all up really know how to be an admin on Windows and have created a system that, on my machine, can get a Windows installation done, unattended, in a VM in about...
OneNote Testing
Turkish "I" error in our test code
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9 months ago
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John Guin
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One of the lessons I learned when working on OneNote 2010 has to do with the Turkish alphabet (I do not speak Turkish). In that language, the capital "I" character has a lowercase "i" which looks like this: ı Notice how there is no dot above the i...
OneNote Testing
Today is a great day for me in OneNote Test
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9 months ago
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John Guin
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I do not know why I never noticed this before today but I finally saw a certain locale we support. Locales are how we track language and country support, by the way. For instance, we support English, but there are several variants of English. An obvious...
OneNote Testing
Getting ready for a setup pass
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9 months ago
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John Guin
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We have several recurring test passes that we do on a seemingly always recurring basis. One example is performance passes - you can never have too much performance - international passes, accessibility and now we are focused on setup. Setup seems pretty...
OneNote Testing
Just as I was getting ready to test OneNote, I saw a bunch of free Microsoft ebooks
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9 months ago
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John Guin
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Back from vacation, I was busy catching up on email, looking over bug reports, and generally getting back in the flow. Then I saw this blog post: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mssmallbiz/archive/2012/07/27/large-collection-of-free-microsoft-ebooks-for-you-including...
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