Remember "Show tabs" setting in OneNote ribbon?

Anonymous
2013-02-25T19:08:17+00:00

I have a question regarding permanently showing the ribbon tabs in full screen mode. In Office 2013, going into full screen mode means that everything is hidden, except for a very short horizontal bar across the top of the screen. To access anything on the ribbon, I have to click on this bar to show the ribbon first. If I want to pin the ribbon so that tabs are visible at all times in full screen mode, I have to click on this bar, click a menu button near the minimize button (also hidden in full screen), and then click Show Tabs. However, OneNote does not remember this setting. Thus, every time I exit full screen mode or restart OneNote and then reenter full screen mode, I have to re-pin the ribbon again.

How do I get OneNote to remember this setting permanently? It worked in OneNote 2010.

Thanks!

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Anonymous
2017-01-31T01:51:50+00:00

Hey all! OneNote engineer here :)

Update: This has been fixed in all standard Office 365 deployments with build 7766.2060. Simply update to enjoy!

Starting with Version 1701 Build 7766.2029 and later (see File=>Accounts to check your build number) OneNote 2016 O365 will remember any changes you make to the full screen mode ribbon settings both during and between sessions.

As of 1/30/2017 this is deployed to Insiders Fast and will be making its way to "Current Channel" production on 2/14. If you want this change now you can switch to "Insiders Fast" and you can switch back and fourth fairly easily.

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  1. Anonymous
    2017-01-31T04:38:13+00:00

    As of right now not really. The goal is to have it at reasonable feature parity (less the unused or ridiculous features) in time for the next school year. It will also be the first client to move to the new sync pipeline which will provide advantages in terms of speed of sync and eventually collaboration.

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  2. Anonymous
    2017-01-31T04:31:58+00:00

    Totally understand. It's just nice to get confirmation that tech at least acknowledges there is an issue. I'd be totally fine with switching to the UWP Onenote if it had feature parity. I guess that's the goal though. Are there any advantages to the UWP Onenote?

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  4. Anonymous
    2017-01-31T02:23:59+00:00

    Cheers mate!

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