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You would have to share from a desktop using the browser, i could not get any sharing option on my Android phone either.
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Is it possible to share a note using OneNote on my android phone? There seems to be no "share" menu. I've been an Evernote user and just migrated to OneNote because of it has a much more effective stylus note taking capability. I use it on my Samsung 3 and Samsung Note 10.1. But, I have to continue using Evernote to share articles I've saved into Evernote. I prefer to save everthing into OneNote if possible and only use OneNote.
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You would have to share from a desktop using the browser, i could not get any sharing option on my Android phone either.
What the hell. My wife can't even send me the grocery list like she used to be able to do on her iphone. What a clusterfudge.
Just downloaded onenote to my galaxy note and was looking it over and saw the same problems as posted here. No share or print options. I use lecture notes and it delivers these options. I can both share and print from the app. Looks like i will stick with lecture notes.
Yes, I would like to send a note with gmail, but I do not have any share option.
It is very important to have this option in android phone or tablet
Hi Carl,
To share OneNote notebooks on Android, you may sign into the OneDrive account using the web browser.
For information on how to migrate Evernote to OneNote, you may refer to the following Discussion thread and check if it helps.
I hope the above information helps.
Thank you.
Hi Microsoft,
If I have to go to web browser to share the note, it is like you ask me to buy your 365 office but first I have to drive down to 7 Eleven to buy the voucher, and then input the code in my computer back home.
I believe this a design flaw driven by profit motive, trying very hard to cross sell other Microsoft products by getting everyone into the browser. Or probably you cannot write the share button into the Android menu? which is ridiculous.
I love the design and flows of Notes. I do jot and am heavy user of Notes.
I have uninstalled Note as a consequence.
Let me know if you have installed the sharing menu in Android app. But I believe unlikely, again because of the profit motive. You, engineer cannot even do anything about it, right?
** Sorry for my frustrated tone.