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Hi I am trying to display my notebooks on the left as it shows here.
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http://blogs.msdn.com/b/descapa/archive/2012/08/08/navigation-in-onenote-2013.aspx
But I am not able to find the "Pin" on the mac version of one note
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CGru wrote: "the default view in OneNote 2010 shows all of the notebooks with the folders on the left side of the window, but I cannot find how to do this with OneNote 2016."
Charles ~ Vote for that to be implemented here:
There should be a setting to move the list of pages...
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Pinned notes are now a thing!
Go to OneNote ==> Preferences ==> General
tick the box that says "enable experimental features"
restart OneNote
Now you will all your notebooks on the left, then another column with pages, and a third with the notes themselves. I like this better than the windows version actually.
It's... an improvement. But it feels like they've replaced one design flaw for another. I can understand why they might choose the multiple panes pattern for a tablet/mobile experience, but there's no need for it on a laptop/desktop, where the dynamic sliding behaviour is a distraction. They've also moved the list of pages to be part of this multiple panes pattern - they were perfectly fine where they were, on the right-hand side of the window! Another issue is that the panes can't be set to a custom width - too bad if you want to see the full titles of sections and pages at-a-glance.
OneNote works (on Windows, at least) because of its notebooks-at-the-left, sections-along-the-top, pages-down-the-right layout. To me, it's one of the fundamental parts of what makes OneNote (on Windows) worth using. The refusal to replicate a consistent experience for other OS' is baffling.
Thank you for the help. It worked for me!
Its now 2017 and still you cannot do the above like you can in Evernote. You should also be able to see reminders and not have to go to Outlook. Would you confirm if I have missed anything. ? Urgent please