Apparently, when I imported from MS Word using the Send-to-OneNote function, that pasted an "image" of the document contents into the Note, not the actual document. Looking at one of the Notes I did not change, I noticed the background was different from the others. Yes, it came as part of MS Office 2013 - the ProPlus version that I bought at part of the HUP offer.Īs to updating it to 2016, I don't have a license for that version and I don't have one for Office 365, either. Update onenote 2013 to 2016 at DuckDuckGoIt's up to date, I check it every month or so and just checked it to confirm this. There are updates for 2013, might check them out here: I do not have Office 2016 installed so I know OneNote did not come with the installed Office 2000, must have been included Free with Windows 10. 1001.How up-to-date is your 2013? Did it come as part of Office 2013? I have OneNote 2016 on a Notebook, just activated it. The version that lifts the restrictions is. There you need to click on Update Options and select Update Now.
If you are already running OneNote 2013 on your system you can perform an update check with a click on File > Account. Note that it is offered as a 32-bit and 64-bit download and that you need to pick the right version if you have Office installed on your system. If you are interested in OneNote 2013 you can download it from the official website. The free version of OneNote supports Microsoft's cloud storage service OneDrive exclusively for saving data. While that is great for users of the free version, there is still one restriction in place and that is that you cannot create local notebooks. It is now possible to embed Office documents and other files directly in a OneNote notebook. Search for words in voice and video recordings. To do so switch to the Insert tab in the main toolbar and select either the record audio or record video button there. OneNote 2013 Free supports the recording of audio and video contents now. This is also the place to delete all versions or disable the history entirely for the notebook. There you find the page versions button which you can click on. This can be done from the History tab in the main toolbar. Go back to see a previous version of a page.
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