In OneNote 2016, the notebooks are on the left, the sections appear as tabs along the top of the page and the pages within each section are on the right (though you can change that).
The ‘ribbon’ at the top is quite simple and lacks some of the features you will find in the ribbon of most other Office products today. To switch between notebooks you use the dropdown menu above the sections column. In the Windows 10 version below, notice how the Sections and the Pages are on the left-hand side of the page. If you are not sure what version of Microsoft OneNote you have, here are a few screenshots that may help: OneNote 2016 was not included in new installs until February 2020, after which it was included as well. You might see both listed in the Start Menu of a new Windows PC, like the image below.Īt the time of writing, OneNote for Windows 10 comes with all new Windows 10 installs. The two versions are called OneNote for Windows 10 (UWP) and OneNote 2016 (for Office), the latter sometimes just being called OneNote.
On Windows, there are two different versions of Microsoft OneNote! What’s more, it’s possible you could have both of these versions sitting on the same computer. You can access all your notes on whatever platform you’re working on, such as a PC a work, your Samsung phone on the way home and your Mac when you get home. The good news is that despite this, each version syncs seamlessly with all the others. It is important to note that the Mac, iOS and Android versions do not have the same functionality as each other or the Windows versions, though there’s nothing new about that situation. Obviously if you have a Mac, then you can only use the Mac version and same for IOS or Android devices of course. There is also a version of OneNote to suit Android devices and still another when you open OneNote on your Browser at.
There is a OneNote version for an Apple Mac and then one for your IOS device. You may or may not be aware that there are different versions of Microsoft OneNote currently available depending partly upon the device you are using.
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