...as well as it ever did. i don't have the more elaborate office 2007 indexing feature (instant search?) installed. jeffrey -- jeffrey "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" <outlookmvp@msn.com> wrote in ... let me give example of this recent behavior: start outlook> go to individual contact page> click on activities> show "journal"> journal shows all 'phone calls'. close ...

.... I don't object to adding a comment feature, just seems a little extraneous in an unstructured data ...> a lot more work than the neat comment feature in Word. If you have a block of solid...handwriting a comment - in a gap on the page that is conveniently there. But, in the ...great except that they don't have a commenting feature. Perhaps could integrate the function from Word? Unless......

... the drive to reinstall the files.she closed the system directly without insertimg the cd.now the system is not booting.Windows is not even starting.when i go to the cmos features page and try to reboot it,the system is restarting but not rebooting.what should i do

... highlight it. That is a lot more work than the neat comment feature in Word. If you have a block of solid text in OneNote ... something and then handwriting a comment - in a gap on the page that is conveniently there. But, in the real world, most of ... OneNote is great except that they don't have a commenting feature. Perhaps could integrate the function from Word? Unless... am I just ...

Well, in a manner of speaking OneNote *IS* a commenting feature. I mean it's basically a repository for unstructured data so you can just comment right on the page. Can you be a little more specific about what you're looking...> OneNote is great except that they don't have a commenting feature. Perhaps could integrate the function from Word? Unless... am I just...

... to me! Having the attachment as an embedded document rather than an easily viewable separate page makes my life so much more difficult. Please please please implement this suggestion! ... to instead have an option to have the attachment added as a printout in a new page (or subpage). Thanks for explaining! AFAICS the reason for not understanding in first place simply was ...

...present, emails with attachments that are sent to OneNote have the attachment inserted as an embedded file. It would be extremely useful to instead have an option to have the attachment added as a printout in a new page (or subpage). "Rainald Taesler" wrote: I simply do not understand what you want to have :-( :-( Could you pls explain your wish a bit more? Rainald

...: Is there a way to make a page read only? I don't think that was answered in the thread. No. *Pages cannot be made read-only. One can secure *SECTIONS* with a password, but not pages. I could do with this as I copied a page earlier and then managed to edit *both* of them ... me ON is a fantastic piece of software. And the synching feature is unique. Rainald

1972 (November) Football Digest Vol. 2, No. 3 featuring "Joe Namath" (on the cover) I have for sale ... 3 Issue of "Football Digest". The Digest contains 98 pages including black and white photographs, feature articles and much more. The cover features New York ... Chargers Change Their Image". The 1972 (November) Football Digest featuring "Joe Namath" (on the cover) is in MINT condition...

... a onenote section the attachment is inserted into the current page. Could you create an option to create a new page (or subpage) for each attachment? Perhaps the attachment name could be inserted ... attachment as an embedded document rather than an easily viewable separate page makes my life so much more difficult. Please please please...