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I use One Note extensively. I set up tabs for each client and have numerous sheets in each tab.<br />
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In the Home ribbon, there is an Icon to add Meeting details.<br />
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In the Insert ribbon, there are icons for files, spreadsheets, pictures, links, video, tables and like.<br />
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I find it a very handy personal tool. I do not use SharePoint, though.
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I use One Note extensively. I set up tabs for each client and have numerous sheets in each tab.

In the Home ribbon, there is an Icon to add Meeting details.

In the Insert ribbon, there are icons for files, spreadsheets, pictures, links, video, tables and like.

I find it a very handy personal tool. I do not use SharePoint, though.

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I have started looking into OneNote as a way of organizing my day.<br />
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I understand there is Outlook integration and possible a whole load more, what I'm looking is a quick and easy guide that shows how to use this tool for:<br />
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- Priority lists (love the priority template!)<br />
- Meeting notes<br />
- What the concepts like books/notepads mean<br />
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Also, does OneNote have any integration with SharePoint? That is, we can move notes between the two?<br />
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Can anyone recommend anything?
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I have started looking into OneNote as a way of organizing my day.

I understand there is Outlook integration and possible a whole load more, what I'm looking is a quick and easy guide that shows how to use this tool for:

- Priority lists (love the priority template!)
- Meeting notes
- What the concepts like books/notepads mean

Also, does OneNote have any integration with SharePoint? That is, we can move notes between the two?

Can anyone recommend anything?

OneNote for organising one's self

Microsoft OneNote is a computer program for free-form information gathering and multi-user collaboration. It gathers users' notes (handwritten or typed), drawings, screen clippings, and audio commentaries into one program.