Get the most out of your OneNote experience by downloading and installing PowerToys for Microsoft Office OneNote 2003. PowerToys are additional programs that developers work on after a product has been released to manufacturing. PowerToys for OneNote are free downloads that add fun and functionality to the OneNote experience.

Although the OneNote team takes many steps to ensure that PowerToys work correctly, they are not part of OneNote and are not supported by Microsoft. For this reason, Microsoft Product Support Services cannot provide technical support for PowerToys.

Note  To install and use the following PowerToys, Microsoft Office OneNote 2003 Service Pack 1 must be installed on your computer. In addition, the regional and language settings for your computer must be set to English (United States).

PowerToys catalog

To install a PowerToy from the catalog below, click the appropriate download link, and then follow the instructions for downloading and installing the PowerToy.

Send to OneNote from Internet Explorer

This PowerToy adds a Send to OneNote button to the Standard Buttons toolbar in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or later. Click this button to copy all or selected parts of a Web page to a new page in OneNote. The new page is created in a Web Clippings section in your notebook. You can keep all copied Web pages in that section, or you can move them to different sections of your notebook after you copy them.

Send to OneNote from Outlook

This PowerToy adds a Send selected item to OneNote button to the Standard toolbar in Microsoft Office Outlook 2003. Click this button to copy one or more selected e-mail messages from Outlook to new pages in OneNote. The new pages are created in the section of your notebook that you specify. This PowerToy also provides a OneNote menu that lets you quickly open a new side note, start OneNote, select options for the PowerToy, and more.

Special thanks to Omar Shahine, lead program manager for MSN Hotmail, for contributing this PowerToy.

My Font Tool for Tablet PC

Tired of using regular fonts? This PowerToy for Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition converts your own handwriting into a TrueType font. Use this font in OneNote and in other Windows-based programs to make typed text appear as though you had written it by hand. Whether you prefer calligraphy or chicken scratch, in three easy steps you can create your own personal typeface.