I use Microsoft One Note, in addition to meetings, emails, etc., for
categorizing and storing citations and original research from the medical
literature. I recently installed Zotero and found the simple folder tree
outline (for those of you familiar with Zotero it is the left column) much
easier to see than the Book/Section/Subsection/Page schema that comes with
One Note.

Is there any way currently to create a similar interface, so that this
outline would be easily visible in both Book (i.e., all sections,
subsections, pages) and Section forms?

I have tried the Powertoys Table of Contents which I thought would address
this but does not work on any of the computers on which I have installed it.

Thank you.

Zach

Zach wrote:

Yes, there are two PowerToys which might be of help:

1.) TreeView Beta
http://www.onenotepowertoys.com/2007/11/04/treeview-beta/

See the notes there.

2.) InstantNavigator for OneNote

http://www.instant-navigator.com'

Pls see Daniel Escapa's blog
http://blogs.msdn.com/descapa/archive/2008/05/12/instantnavigator-for-onenote.as...

"Rainald Taesler" wrote:

Zach wrote:

Was the TreeView powertoy properly installed?
Do you see it listed under "Tools | Options | Add-ins"?

Is the button "TreeView" shown in the toolbar?

This powertoy will not change anything *in* ON. Clicking on the button
brings up a pop-up window with a tree of all open notebooks. I comes up
*left* of the ON-window. On my system it's not on top.
You may resize and/or move the ON-window to right. Perhaps the window is
visible then.

Rainald:

Thanks very much unfortunately I still can't see anything different in ON.
I installed, rebooted, etc. etc. and even though Treeview appears in add-ons
I can't figure out where on earth the thing is. The video looks great
though, wish I could access it.

BTW it sounds like you are one of the developers of ON if you are Kudos to
you and team I LOVE this software and use it regularly for meetings and what
I call 'active presentations (I use ON as a 'flip chart' during meetings
which simulataneously gives minutes that can be distributed seconds after the
meeting is over)' also I'm a family practice doc and researcher and use ON
for collecting research, commenting and distributing same. If you are
aware of any groups to test out medical stuff I would love to help out!

Zach

"Rainald Taesler" wrote:

Zach wrote: