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Microsoft OneNote 2007 Quick Reference Card - Handy Durable Tri-Fold MS One Note 2007 Tip & Tricks Guide. 6 Total Pages. Stores Easily. Ultimate Reference for Shortcuts, Tips & Cheats for Microsoft OneNote 2007 Note Taking & Management Software. (Software Quick Reference Cards) | 
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| Creator: Brainstorm Inc.
Publisher: BrainStorm Inc.
Category: Book
Buy New: $4.95
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 489817
Media: Cards
Pages: 6
ISBN: 1578302595
EAN: 9781578302598
ASIN: 1578302595
Publication Date: 2007
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Product Description
Microsoft OneNote 2007 Quick Start Card Six tri-folded pages of easy-to-understand OneNote 2007 instructions. Able to reduce help desk calls while giving users tangible training, BrainStorm's Microsoft OneNote 2007 Quick Start Card is a ready reference OneNote users should never go without. BrainStorm's Microsoft OneNote 2007 Quick Start Card gives OneNote users a tangible training reference card that teaches novice to advanced end users how to perform the following new OneNote functions, plus many more: -- Creating Tables -- Creating Hyperlinks -- Attaching Files to a Note -- Using Shared Notebooks -- Drawing -- Synchronizing Notes -- Creating an Outlook Task -- Sending a Note as an Email Attachment -- BrainStorm's durable tri-fold cards are coated to protect against spills, fading, and running. These cards are perfect to hang in a cubicle for all-day reference or to take in a laptop bag. The full-color step-by-step illustrated instructions on each of the 6 full pages of content can also take the stress out of learning a new program, like Microsoft OneNote.
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 Too basic August 31, 2008
I bought this card hoping it would help with some of the more advanced features of OneNote. An incredible amount of space is completely wasted by things like showing what toolbar icons look like, and then giving the same info you get when doing a mouseover of those same icons in the program. There is also a good bit of space wasted advertising the company that created the card.
For somebody completely unfamiliar with using a computer and can't figure out basic things like cut and paste, a card like this would be great. For most others (like me), this card would be viewed once and then never again.
 3.5 stars May 8, 2008
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
Useful to keep near the computer for reference. Has info on the following topics (this is a list of the main sections of this card):
- Creating a notebook
- Making notes
- Formatting and organizing notes
- Creating unfiled notes
- Using side notes
- Organizing pages and sections
- Inserting pictures, screen clippings and hyperlinks
- Attaching files to a note
- Recording audio/video notes
- Searching notes
- Tagging a note
- Taking notes on a tablet pc
- Drawing
- Using shared notebooks
- Interacting with MS Outlook
- Sending a note as an e-mail attachment
- Publishing notes to a PDF
- Sending notes to MX Word
- Password protecting notes
In my opinion it would be so much better though if it were laminated. This is just very lightly coated paper which does not lend itself well to being transported in a bag etc. I can see this tearing and looking ugly in no time. I have had reference cards like this one in the past and they were always laminated for durability. Thus 3.5 stars. If it were more durable, I'd give it 5.
 An Essential Guide January 7, 2008
10 out of 13 found this review helpful
The lack of a good book on OneNote 2007 makes this helpful reference card an essential tool for anyone seeking to make full use this useful Microsoft product.
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