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No this blog is not dead…we’re just busy!

I have gotten a few comments and mails from readers asking if this blog was dead and I will have to say that it is not!  The whole team has been working hard over the past few months and my time for blogging just has gone down though I do miss writing everyone.  Even right now I have a mountain of other things to do, but I wanted to write you all.

In any event we are all hard at work on Office14 and OneNote14 and it is shaping up well.  I am super excited for what we are going to be offering.  If you didn’t see any of the keynote from PDC day 2 I will just show you this one screenshot that is public:

photo credit to Joey DeVilla

Stay in tune…but in the meantime please keep up with John’s blog or Jeff’s blog.  Happy New Year everyone!

Published Wednesday, January 14, 2009 8:31 PM by descapa

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# re: No this blog is not dead…we’re just busy!

Version 14? What happened to 13?

12 is the latest on the street isn't it?

Wednesday, January 14, 2009 9:43 PM by Michael Harrison

# re: No this blog is not dead…we’re just busy!

Awesome! OneNote ribbon-ized! I can't wait for OneNote 14 :-)

Thursday, January 15, 2009 12:36 AM by Brandon LeBlanc

# re: No this blog is not dead…we’re just busy!

The reason why it is Office 14 is because in the US and some other countries 13 is considered an unlucky number.  So, people tend to skip 13 in many instances.  If you go into some tall buildings there is not 13th floor; it will go from 12 to 14.  This is illogical because if 13 was an unlucky number just renaming the actual 13 floor to 14 would not make it lucky.  It is the number that is supposed to be unlucky not the name of it.

Thursday, January 15, 2009 3:13 PM by Daniel

# re: No this blog is not dead…we’re just busy!

Are you guys going to add mind mapping functionality in here or what? You realize this is the killer app that would SELL onenote in right?

Please consider it.

Sunday, January 18, 2009 4:20 PM by BA

# re: No this blog is not dead…we’re just busy!

Ribbons in ON?  I'll try it out, but if you are on a tablet, you're low on screen space already.  And yes, you can minimize the ribbon, but the small footprint, one click functionality on the current ON seems to make a lot more sense.  

Tuesday, January 20, 2009 3:18 PM by Fleon

# how about helping the outlook guys...

One of you OneNote people needs to go over and show the outlook people how syncing is done.  I've takan to writing my emails in onenote and then sending to outlook when I'm done because some of my correspondance can take days to complete and I hop from machine to machine to work on it.  Why can't the outlook guys figure out how to sync as seamlessly as you folks???

Tuesday, February 03, 2009 4:43 PM by eg

# re: No this blog is not dead…we’re just busy!

Ribbons? I was so happy when I opened up OneNote 2007 and realized that it had NO ribbons. I really prefer the menu. Could you let us choose whether to use the ribbons or not? Just add an checkbox to turn on real menus to the options dialog.

Wednesday, February 04, 2009 9:22 AM by Sandra

# re: No this blog is not dead…we’re just busy!

I hope the beta soon. And please, make it simple to backup and synchronize templates and tags!. It drives me nuts when I try to use those in various PCs, or after a re installation!

Please, Please, Please!!! and ribbons all the way!!

Wednesday, February 04, 2009 10:33 PM by Gmmazza

# share..?

It would be awesome if you'd build a simple way to share notebooks with others.

Right now I'm using live-sync to share notebooks with team-members living in different cities.

Why doesn't OneNote support ftp or windows sky-drive? THAT would be great :-)

Monday, February 23, 2009 10:10 AM by Jan-Martin

# share..?

It would be awesome if you'd build a simple way to share notebooks with others.

Right now I'm using live-sync to share notebooks with team-members living in different cities.

Why doesn't OneNote support ftp or windows sky-drive? THAT would be great :-)

Monday, February 23, 2009 10:10 AM by Jan-Martin

# re: No this blog is not dead…we’re just busy!

Puhlease make it possible to collapse subpages

Thursday, February 26, 2009 2:45 AM by tonV

# re: No this blog is not dead…we’re just busy!

will onenote 14 include digital signing and/or some sort of revision control? To me the tamper evidence inherent in bound paper notebooks are a main factor keeping me from transitioning to using onenote in a lab environment.

Sunday, March 01, 2009 7:23 PM by Brian

# re: No this blog is not dead…we’re just busy!

Please don't ruin Onenote like you did Office 2007.  I've switched to OpenOffice, but I still need Onenote to work correctly.  Let me turn the ribbon garbage completely off. I use a tablet PC and it takes up half the screen.

But whatever you do, keep in mind that we need it to work in a 64-bit environment.

Friday, March 27, 2009 5:44 PM by Ken

# re: No this blog is not dead…we’re just busy!

Ribbons are bad. You cannot use autohotkey (www.autohotkey.com) reliably with them.

Friday, April 03, 2009 9:01 AM by Hector

# move the rest ot the page. . .

Would be nice to have an addition to that fantastic bar that allows you to add or reduce space on a page. . . send everything below to a new page in the folder.  

Sometimes I find after I've been writing on a page for awhile, that it would be better organized otherwise.  Right now, I can lasso, but if I've got a lot there, that's tough.  So is copying and pasting box by box.

Friday, May 15, 2009 4:39 PM by eg

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