Your Life Everywhere Course For OneNote at Mac App Store analyse

Learn how to capture virtually anything and put it on any device anytime, anywhere using Microsofts OneNote with the always informative and entertaining Gary Grudzinskas! After a quick tour of the conventional Microsoft interface, including the Ribbon and basic tools, Gary starts by showing you how to add all kinds of multimedia, including: text, images screenshots, audio and even video, to your OneNote file. He also demonstrates the power of OCR (optical character recognition) technology. For instance, have you ever taken a photo of a whiteboard full of notes and struggled to decipher/transcribe it afterward by hand? Well, now you don’t have to because OneNote is there to help! As you learn to add more and more media into OneNote, there comes a point when you need to actually find everything. This is where Gary’s organization tutorials on tagging and searching your content are invaluable. Gary also shows you how smoothly you can integrate with other software, including, naturally, the MS Office suite. By the end of this course, you’ll be ready to capture just about anything and place it into OneNote so you can work with it, keep track of it and share it safely with anyone, anytime, anywhere on any device! Table of Contents: 1. Interface 2. 
Organization 3. Customizing Options 4. The Ribbon 5. 
Customizing the Ribbon 
 6. 
The Quick Access Toolbar 7. 
Adding Text 8. 
To-Do Lists 9. 
Placing Images 10. 
Creating Bulleted Lists 11. 
Inserting Screenshots 12. 
Adding Audio 13. 
Adding Video 14. 
Working with Tables 15. 
Adding Diagrams 16. 
Drawings & Handwriting 17. 
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) 18. 
Adding & Referencing Files 19. 
Coordinating with Excel 20. 
Working with Word 21. 
Connecting with Outlook Email 22. 
Inserting a Visio Diagram 23. 
The Send to OneNote Tool 24. 
Adding Tags 25. 
Searching with Tags 26. 
Moving & Copying 27. 
Delete Items 28. 
Templates 29. 
Printing to OneNote 30. 
Drawing & Handwriting 31. 
Sharing & Synchronizing Notes 32. 
Adding Password Protection 33. 
Exporting