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I am using Onenote and Powerpoint 2013.
I have selected under Advanced Options to split long print outs into individual notes in OneNote. This was working fine when i dragged PowerPoint presentations into onenote. The slides would get put into individual notes as i would expect as i had this option selected.
All of a sudden today, i dragged a powerpoint into onenote, and the slides all get lumped into one note. 119 slides all under the same note. I want them to go into individual notes as it did before. I went to options, advanced, turned the Printouts insert long printouts on multiple pages, off then tried again, then on and tried again, i tried rebooting, everything. It always comes back the same. No matter what i select, when i drag powerpoint into Onenote, it ends up all on the same page. I tried going to Powerpoint and selecting print to Onenote. I tried every option. Still same result, all slides end up in same page in onenote. What happened?
Any help would be appreciated.
Dave
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The powerpoint needs to be a minimum of 10 slides in order to insert multiple pages.
You can delete the bank slides (page) from one note once it has been inserted. Assuming this is a setting in one note and I do not believe it can be changed (haven't found an option that displays that).
FIX!
Turns out there's an advanced option for it. File > Options > Advanced > Insert long printouts on multiple pages.
I and several other users in the forums suggested that we get to choose how to insert files via a prompt. Not some random value like 10 pages ....... FAIL
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HI,
Good news.
The latest update (June 2014 office update) change the behavior, it will insert long(more than 10) printout on multiple pages.