This made me nervous, so I went to my desktop to make sure that it was an Android widget issue and I saw that all of my notebooks had tiny triangles with exclamation marks next to them.After logging out of Android OneNote and back in, it didn't look any better.But no notebooks showed in OneNote on Android - just a default "'s Notebook" Later that afternoon (maybe around 3 pm) I opened OneNote on Android to search for some info in one of my notes, just like I've done hundreds, if not thousands, of times before.At this time I did not notice anything strange, but I wasn't looking for anything either. I last used OneNote on at about 11:01am when I added a note about a client's Microsoft password change.It would say "Problem loading widget" or something similar and I'd just re-add the widget to my home page and assume it was an Android issue The OneNote widget on my Android phone had been acting up for a couple of days.Go ahead and read it so that the rest of this post will make sense.įor those of you that did not read it (or see the screenshots in it) the basic facts are as follows: But there is a dark side that I was abruptly introduced to 2 days ago that all OneNote users should be aware of.ĭue to Spiceworks restrictions on the number of images allowed in a post (5), I am including a link to the letter that I sent to a Microsoft support team member here Opens a new window. There is literally nothing on the market that compares to its flexibility and ease of use. Hit the Sync All button to sync all notebooks together.I have been a big fan of OneNote since it first appeared in 2003. Note: When two arrows within a green circle appear on your Notebook (as seen to the right) it indicates that the Notebook is syncing with Office 365.Ī force sync can be done by going to the "Info" tab and clicking on View Sync Status.Ī new window will pop up and display all notebooks that are currently active. Once you've accessed your desired Office 365 Notebook you may switch between it and your other Notebooks by selecting Your Notebook Name in the upper left hand corner of the screen.
Select the Notebook you would like to access and sync to the OneNote Desktop client from the list to the right of the Recent tab.Select Open in the middle left hand side of the screen.You are now signed into OneNote 2016, and can select the Back Arrow to return to the main page of OneNote.Then on the following sign in prompt enter your UWM email address and password, then select Sign In. In the initial sign in prompt enter your UWM email address and press Enter.On the page that appears, select Sign In under the Account heading.Select Account on the lower left hand side of the screen.Select File in the upper left hand corner of the screen.
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