Instead, use your browser’s print feature. Print is not available in OneNote for the web. To use features that are not available in OneNote for the web, click Open in OneNote (requiresOneNote 2010 or later). However, some features work differently in the browser than they do in the OneNote desktop app. When you view notes in OneNote for the web, you can page through a notebook, expand and collapse sections, see who has contributed which notes, and see previous versions of a page. Top of Page Features supported for viewing and printing For example, these formats are not supported: OneNote 2003 or OneNote 2007 notebooks (.one), OneNote Package (.onepkg), and Portable Document Format (PDF).

OneNote for the web can’t open notebooks in other file formats. OneNote for the web opens OneNote 2010 and later notebooks (.one files).

In this articleįile formats supported in OneNote for the webįeatures supported for viewing and printingįeatures that differ between the browser and the desktop The notebook you open in OneNote for the web is the same as the notebook you open in the OneNote desktop app, but some features work differently in the two environments.

When you save the notebook in OneNote, it is saved on the website where you opened it in OneNote for the web.

For more advanced editing features, use OneNote for the web ‘s Open in OneNote command. Microsoft OneNote for the web lets you take notes and organize note pages in a web browser.

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