About this blog
Michael C. Oldenburg is a Technical Writer in the Office User Assistance group at Microsoft. Over the past decade, he has worked on numerous documentation and training projects for a variety of software applications, including Microsoft FrontPage, Microsoft PhotoDraw, Microsoft Office InfoPath, Microsoft Search Server, and Microsoft Office OneNote. When he’s not busy setting up computers for friends and family members, Michael is most likely designing Web sites and graphics, reading a good book, continuing his Japanese studies, or playing the latest video games.
On his blog, Michael hopes to share useful tips and tricks about OneNote, Office, and Office Online with the user community. Comments are always welcome, so whether you’re an avid blogger yourself or you happened upon this site by chance, please feel free to post your feedback on any items of interest that you may find here.
The title of Michael’s blog, “Nota Bene,” is an imperative Latin phrase that literally means “note well” or “take note” — instructing an individual to take note of what follows. In present-day written English, “Nota Bene” is often used to draw a reader’s attention to certain details of the subject at hand. The phrase often appears in its abbreviated form (“N.B.”).
