If you don’t need to share with other people, select one of the Personal Folders.

When you are signed in, you will see a list of your Web folders where you can create shared notebooks. – Specify a Web Location if the Web service is available, sign in with an existing account (such as Windows Live) or sign up for a new one. Under, select an existing notebook that you want to share with other people or between other computers that you will be using.Ĥ. Specify a location for either a web or a network.Ģ. Insert a descriptive title for the subject of the new notebook in the box.Ĥ. – Click if you want to share the new notebook with other people on the same network such as a SharePoint site.ģ. (You will need to sign in or sign up for an account if you don’t have one) – Click if you want to use it from any computer or a web browser. Under, choose where it should be stored:

Depending on the nature of your projects, you can use OneNote to brainstorm together with other people in meetings, use the notebook pages as a virtual whiteboard, and set up shared notebooks in which everyone can view, add, and edit information. As a collaborative tool, OneNote offers far more than the ability to send static notebook pages via e-mail. Taking notes as a group is a collaborative process. In Microsoft OneNote 2010, you can share a notebook so that you can access it on other computers, the web, or mobile and work on it together with other people.

Sharing notebooks in onenote