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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.
on mobile OneNote you can add another account, sing in with your work account. you can sign in with two accounts on mobile if one is personal and the other is work account.
Just go to settings/account/ add account
My mobile device cannot access the server where my work notebook is stored and vice versa. My work account is not a Microsoft account and has no interaction with the Microsoft servers. It is purely a desktop version of OneNote with notebooks stored on my firm's servers behind our firewall.
In other words, my work OneNote is not associated with an "account" that would be recognized by Microsoft and able to be accessed by any device other than my work laptop.
My mobile device cannot access the server where my work notebook is stored and vice versa. My work account is not a Microsoft account and has no interaction with the Microsoft servers. It is purely a desktop version of OneNote with notebooks stored on my firm's servers behind our firewall.
In other words, my work OneNote is not associated with an "account" that would be recognized by Microsoft and able to be accessed by any device other than my work laptop.
wow, are you working for government secret service. 007, is that you? :)