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Microsoft OneNote is one of the oldest and most popular note-taking apps on the market. It is also one of the most feature-complete, it works on every important platform, and it integrates well with ...
A few days ago, Microsoft revived the OneNote 2016 desktop app (released with Office 2016) with an update that gives it the ability to go dark. The tech giant previously said that it would no longer ...
In a not-so-surprising move, Microsoft is trying to streamline the number of different versions of OneNote it supports. As of later this year, when Office 2019 launches, Microsoft will be replacing ...
It’s been a while since Microsoft stopped adding new features to OneNote 2016. When Office 2019 was released, there was no OneNote 2019, as users were directed to the UWP app. OneNote 2016 was ...
Microsoft is making big changes to OneNote for Windows: The Win32 desktop app will no longer be included in Microsoft Office. Instead, OneNote for Windows 10, the UWP app, will be included in both ...
When Microsoft launched Office 2019, the OneNote 2016 desktop application didn't receive an update, making its future unclear. Now however, Microsoft has surprised everyone by deciding to add a bunch ...
Microsoft has quietly worked to improve the basic OneNote app within Windows 10, and on Wednesday it received an unexpected show of support: The OneNote 2016 app for Office 365 will be put on hold, ...
OneNote 2016 has had a bit of a bumpy ride in the last few years. Microsoft dropped the desktop version of the note-taking app from the Office 2019 suite of apps, in turn recommending the UWP version.
Microsoft’s OneNote is a surprisingly versatile tool for jotting down and organizing notes, random facts, and anything else that doesn’t fit into a spreadsheet or organized database. To keep it from ...
OneNote 2016 is being updated with new features, a dark mode, and eventually it will be part of Microsoft's Fluid Framework. & Adam Smith Adam Smith is the Contributing Editor for PCMag UK, and has ...
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