This is the BEST video I've seen on using OneNote Windows 10. Please keep doing them. Your voice is paced perfectly and your instructions are VERY easy to follow/ Thanks so mcuh.
David, thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! It is always nice to know when something I make is helpful. Feel free to drop a question if you ever have one - I often end up making a video about questions I get. ~Michele
@@MicheleChristensen You are very welcome. I've got an idea that I think you might like to implement but I'd rather not post it here. Any way to send me an email to davidatdaviddutydotcom?
@@MicheleChristensen I will go to your home page and try to email you rather than post here. Got an idea that I think will be of interest to you for your OneNote business.
Michelle, it was great to see another video from you about OneNote😊I have noticed some creators that I follow have moved away from doing OneNote videos☹
Hi Sara, That's strange that people have stopped doing OneNote videos! I don't know of any reason why, but I'm still here and thank you for watching and commenting! ~Michele
Thank you for the video and explanation of how to do this - pretty new to utilizing OneNote and this is a feature I would want. Was able to set up easy and seems to be working without issue so far. Thanks.
That's awesome The Crew Collector! I'm so glad you got it working and thanks for coming back to let me know. I find it really handy to send things to OneNote by email - it just works in some settings. ~Michele
outstanding!! is it possible to forward emails to the same Onenote from multiple external users? i tried adding multiple email accounts to my MS account but it only ask for it to be added as an alias.
Michele, thank you for the fantastic information. I have tried to find an answer, but with no success. Is there a way to forward an email to different OneNote Notebooks? I saw how to send to a different section within a notebook, but not to a different notebook.
Hi Julie, as far as I know there is no way to send a forwarded email to a totally separate notebook, probably for the reason you suspect (All emails you forward to OneNote come from the same email address). Just in case it is helpful, I wanted to mention this video where I show how to set up automatic forwarding in Outlook (still no way to send to different notebooks). I wish I had a better answer because that would be useful! ~Michele czcams.com/video/LCFjQA3sGxs/video.html
@@SWiseman Thanks for your reply! I did try to do this in Outlook, but could not find a way to send to separate notebooks. Here is what I found but maybe it is possible? ~Michele czcams.com/video/LCFjQA3sGxs/video.html
Hi anderacpharmd, I don't think so unfortunately. It saves on a page in OneNote and I don't know of any way to generate an email from inside OneNote. I love your thinking though - such a good idea. ~Michele
Hi Michele, I was wondering if you ever use Quick Notes? I cannot see how it is useful for jotting down quick notes as opposed to writing down a quick note into a designated NoteBook which would be a one extra minor step to do this. Thanks. Bill
Hi Bill, always nice to hear from you! I do use Quick Notes on occasion. I use the Quick notes when I'm not sure where something should go but I want to capture it. I then process those notes when I plan my week. If you are familiar with "GTD" or the book "Getting Things Done," one of the important features of that system is to collect things in a designated place and then process them (i.e. decide what to do with them). For some things, it's obvious and I put it in the right notebook right away. Other times, I just need to grab something and know that I will not lose it and that I will deal with it later. I also use an Android phone, and there is an option of a floating OneNote badge that creates a quick note (a new page within your quick notes section) with one button. That's really convenient as the button is visible from the home screen or many other screens on my phone. Thanks for the question, I hope this helps! ~Michele
@@MicheleChristensen I have taken what you said on board and I will follow your advice. It is an excellent strategy and it makes sense. Thanks Michele.
I have a simple question, but not one that I could find answered. In oneNote bullet journal. I have adopted an overall organization structure of Monthly log is a pager, the daily logs are subpages of the month with the title of the daily log as the calendar week. So week 34 - August 16 - 22 . Then from one of your videos I keep a "Rapid Logging Page" to collect junk for the day until I can sort it out that evening. I have a video on overall organization on bjon that would be a nice thing to see. Not the initial set up. I have looked at those, but one from a longer term view. What does the org structure look like for a one year BJ?
Hi David, I don't do my Bullet Journal by year. I have a single notebook I call my Bullet Journal, and I add pages as I need them. When I no longer need a page, it gets moved to an archive notebook for that year, e.g. "2021 Bullet Journal Archive." The Bullet Journal notebook always has the pages I currently need. It's a bit different than the way the BuJo system was originally laid out, but it works for me. Here is a "Tour My Bullet Journal" video that might be of help. If I didn't answer your question, feel free to reply and let me know. ~Michele czcams.com/video/V8vJRvznG7E/video.html
This is the BEST video I've seen on using OneNote Windows 10. Please keep doing them. Your voice is paced perfectly and your instructions are VERY easy to follow/ Thanks so mcuh.
David, thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! It is always nice to know when something I make is helpful. Feel free to drop a question if you ever have one - I often end up making a video about questions I get. ~Michele
@@MicheleChristensen You are very welcome. I've got an idea that I think you might like to implement but I'd rather not post it here. Any way to send me an email to davidatdaviddutydotcom?
@@MicheleChristensen I will go to your home page and try to email you rather than post here. Got an idea that I think will be of interest to you for your OneNote business.
@@daviddutymentor done!
Outstanding! No other OneNote training program I've gone through, and there have been several, has covered this feature.
Thank you for your comment Michael! It made my day! ~Michele
Great information, made my day. BTW great delivery of your info... you must be a teacher. Thanks
Thanks for the comment! You made my day as well! ~Michele
Michelle, it was great to see another video from you about OneNote😊I have noticed some creators that I follow have moved away from doing OneNote videos☹
Hi Sara, That's strange that people have stopped doing OneNote videos! I don't know of any reason why, but I'm still here and thank you for watching and commenting! ~Michele
Thank you for the video and explanation of how to do this - pretty new to utilizing OneNote and this is a feature I would want. Was able to set up easy and seems to be working without issue so far. Thanks.
That's awesome The Crew Collector! I'm so glad you got it working and thanks for coming back to let me know. I find it really handy to send things to OneNote by email - it just works in some settings. ~Michele
outstanding!! is it possible to forward emails to the same Onenote from multiple external users? i tried adding multiple email accounts to my MS account but it only ask for it to be added as an alias.
Thanks for the info. You always have great tips!
Thank you Denise! It is always a treat so see your name - hope you are doing well! ~Michele
Michele, thank you for the fantastic information. I have tried to find an answer, but with no success. Is there a way to forward an email to different OneNote Notebooks? I saw how to send to a different section within a notebook, but not to a different notebook.
Hi Julie, as far as I know there is no way to send a forwarded email to a totally separate notebook, probably for the reason you suspect (All emails you forward to OneNote come from the same email address). Just in case it is helpful, I wanted to mention this video where I show how to set up automatic forwarding in Outlook (still no way to send to different notebooks). I wish I had a better answer because that would be useful! ~Michele czcams.com/video/LCFjQA3sGxs/video.html
Perhaps by using one or more Outlook rules?
@@SWiseman Thanks for your reply! I did try to do this in Outlook, but could not find a way to send to separate notebooks. Here is what I found but maybe it is possible? ~Michele czcams.com/video/LCFjQA3sGxs/video.html
If I save an email to one note, can I generate/forward the same email from one note once it has been saved?
Hi anderacpharmd, I don't think so unfortunately. It saves on a page in OneNote and I don't know of any way to generate an email from inside OneNote. I love your thinking though - such a good idea. ~Michele
Interesting. Perhaps if you set up an emailforwardung rule in your mail you can automatic forward mails you receive to OneNote?
Hi Jan, This is a really interesting idea! I may play around with this and see what I can come up with. ~Michele
Hi Michele, I was wondering if you ever use Quick Notes? I cannot see how it is useful for jotting down quick notes as opposed to writing down a quick note into a designated NoteBook which would be a one extra minor step to do this. Thanks. Bill
Hi Bill, always nice to hear from you! I do use Quick Notes on occasion. I use the Quick notes when I'm not sure where something should go but I want to capture it. I then process those notes when I plan my week. If you are familiar with "GTD" or the book "Getting Things Done," one of the important features of that system is to collect things in a designated place and then process them (i.e. decide what to do with them). For some things, it's obvious and I put it in the right notebook right away. Other times, I just need to grab something and know that I will not lose it and that I will deal with it later. I also use an Android phone, and there is an option of a floating OneNote badge that creates a quick note (a new page within your quick notes section) with one button. That's really convenient as the button is visible from the home screen or many other screens on my phone. Thanks for the question, I hope this helps! ~Michele
@@MicheleChristensen I have taken what you said on board and I will follow your advice. It is an excellent strategy and it makes sense. Thanks Michele.
Hi Bill, I made a video on this! Check it out here: czcams.com/video/C-sg3VK5HN8/video.html Hope you are well. All is good by me. ~Michele
I have a simple question, but not one that I could find answered. In oneNote bullet journal. I have adopted an overall organization structure of Monthly log is a pager, the daily logs are subpages of the month with the title of the daily log as the calendar week. So week 34 - August 16 - 22 . Then from one of your videos I keep a "Rapid Logging Page" to collect junk for the day until I can sort it out that evening. I have a video on overall organization on bjon that would be a nice thing to see. Not the initial set up. I have looked at those, but one from a longer term view. What does the org structure look like for a one year BJ?
Hi David, I don't do my Bullet Journal by year. I have a single notebook I call my Bullet Journal, and I add pages as I need them. When I no longer need a page, it gets moved to an archive notebook for that year, e.g. "2021 Bullet Journal Archive." The Bullet Journal notebook always has the pages I currently need. It's a bit different than the way the BuJo system was originally laid out, but it works for me. Here is a "Tour My Bullet Journal" video that might be of help. If I didn't answer your question, feel free to reply and let me know. ~Michele czcams.com/video/V8vJRvznG7E/video.html