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Find answers from other users in the OneNote community

Applies to: Microsoft Office OneNote 2007

Why ask them?

Sometimes, when you have a question, you'd rather ask someone for the answer than look it up. The OneNote community includes lots of knowledgeable people who you can turn to. Together, they make up an online group of experienced OneNote users, including Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs), who willingly share their time to answer questions and to provide solutions, tips, and expertise.

Visit the sites listed below to benefit from the OneNote community's experience and add to your own.

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Product Team Blogs

Chris Pratley's blog chronicles the evolution of OneNote from the viewpoint of its original creator.
Daniel Escapa's blog provides insights into OneNote extensibility and the user experience.
David Rasmussen's blog discusses specific OneNote features and integration with other programs and platforms.
John Guin's blog details life as a tester on the OneNote team.
Michael C. Oldenburg's blog looks at learning and mastering OneNote from a writer's perspective.
Mike Tholfsen's blog focuses on OneNote and education.
Olya Veselova's blog offers OneNote tips and troubleshooters, and showcases some of the less obvious features of OneNote.

Product Team Connections

Communicate directly with the OneNote team to report technical issues, suggest new features, and let us know what you love about OneNote.
Submit examples of your notes to show us how you take and organize your notes. Your samples will help us make the next version of OneNote even better.

Community Resources

OneNote discussion groups help you dive right in and get answers to your questions from other users and experts.
Tip Read the Crabby Office Lady's tips and tricks to get the most out of the Office discussion groups.
Make a suggestion or comment if you still haven't found an answer. You can also share tips and tricks, make general Office feature requests, or send us an article to share with other OneNote users.

In their own words...

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— Adam Lapsevich, Regional Sales Manager, Cunard Line & Seabourn Cruise Line

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