With Linked Notes, you can dock OneNote to one side of your computer screen so you can look at websites and apps on the other side. It's easier to take notes this way, and you'll have the added …

Find out how to work side-by-side in OneNote and Word, PowerPoint or Internet Explorer and link your notes.

Gather your content in OneNote: Bring together all your project-related materials like Copilot chats, Microsoft 365 files, OneNote pages, links, and more into a single, focused Copilot notebook inside …

Create a quick table of contents to other areas in your notes. You can create links to notebooks, sections, pages, and even specific paragraphs.

You don’t have to insert everything into OneNote. By adding links to related content, you can quickly get to a Web page or document that’s relevant to your notes. Linking is preferred when you know the …

Copy and then paste this link wherever your intended audience (for example, your blog readers) can see and click it to gain access to your notebook. Note: Anyone with the link address will be able to see …

Training: How to capture, find, and use your notes across apps and your favorite devices.

As you take notes and plan projects in OneNote, you can create tasks that show up in Outlook. Then you can view and track those tasks in Outlook and even get reminders.

If you take notes during the recording, they'll be linked to the audio and video created with OneNote. This way you can Search notes in OneNote and find specific parts of the audio or video recording.

Allow creation of new linked notes: Select this option to have OneNote automatically link notes you take in a docked window with what you're looking at, such as a Web page, a Word document, a …