If you’re used to taking notes on paper or desktop applications like Microsoft Word and are new to OneNote, saving and syncing your notebooks to the cloud may take some getting used to. In this article, we’ll cover the basics of creating a new OneNote notebook and saving it directly to OneDrive for Business.
To get started, open OneNote 2013 and go to the “File” tab. Select “New” to create a new notebook. From here, you can select where to save your notebook. If it’s for work-related purposes, it’s best to save it to OneDrive for Business. You can also add your personal OneDrive account if you’d like.
When creating a new notebook, you’ll be prompted to share it with others. If it’s your own personal notebook, select “Not Now.” Once your notebook is created, you can use the full functionality of OneNote. If you’re unfamiliar with OneNote, there are plenty of tutorials available online to help you get started.
As you work on your notebook, it will automatically save and sync to the cloud. You can access it through either the OneDrive website or your local Windows folder. As long as your OneDrive for Business sync is working, you’ll always have a backup of your notebook.
It’s important to note that it may take a few seconds for your notebook to appear in OneDrive, so don’t worry if it doesn’t show up immediately. Once it’s saved, you’ll be able to access it from anywhere.
In summary, syncing OneNote is relatively straightforward. By creating a new notebook and saving it to OneDrive for Business, you’ll have a backup of your work and be able to access it from anywhere. If you have any questions or need additional tips, visit 365nin.com.