OneNote 2007 Student

• Multiple notebooks Keep all your notes and research in one notebook, or create several notebooks to organize information by subject or location. For example, you can keep a separate notebook for your work notes and one for your personal notes. Create additional notebooks whenever you want, for projects, for school, even for seasonal events.
  
• Multiple computer support Access your OneNote notebooks from any computer, whether you are at home, at work, at school, or on the go. Just place the notebook file in a network location that each computer can access, and then open the notebook from its shared location.
• Fast search The search capabilities in OneNote are more powerful than ever. Use a familiar search interface to find anything in your notes in mere seconds, even across multiple sections, section groups, and notebooks.
• Easier notebook navigation Quickly display all of your notebooks, pages, sections, and folders for easy access, and then hide them again to save space on your screen. Use your mouse to drag pages, sections, and notebooks and organize them in any way you like.
  
  Improved note-taking capabilities
  
• Send Web pages to OneNote Gathering research on the Web is easier than ever. Send content on Web pages directly from Windows Internet Explorer to OneNote, where you can easily annotate, search, reuse, and share the information.
• Hyperlinked notes Create your own Table of Contents for any notebook section by creating hyperlinks that take you to other pages in your notebook. Just right-click anywhere in your notes, and create a hyperlink to that paragraph to easily cross-reference information across multiple sections or even notebooks.
• File attachments You can insert files right onto your notes pages and keep information for projects together in one place. Imported files can be annotated in OneNote and are stored as attachments in your notebooks.
• Tables Create and format tables in OneNote to organize and arrange information in the same ways that you have come to rely on in other Microsoft Office programs. You can add and remove rows, columns, and cells with speed and ease.
• DraWindowsg tools When typed or handwritten notes don't convey an idea that you are trying to capture, use the new draWindowsg tools in OneNote to sketch out what you are trying to visualize. Easily draw, rotate, and duplicate lines and shapes right on the page.
• Calculator Perform simple calculations ("napkin math") while you take notes without leaving the page.
• Text recognition in pictures OneNote can recognize text contained in images that you inserted in your notes. When you search your notebook for names of people and places, OneNote displays images that contain the text (for example, a scanned business card) in the search results list.
  
  New ways to share your notes
  
• Shared notebooks Literally keep your team on the same page and easily work together on the same notes by creating notebooks in a shared network location. Use shared notebooks for active collaboration with other people, or as an up-to-date information repository that everyone can contribute to.
• Automatic notebook synchronization OneNote automatically synchronizes and merges changes that different authors made to pages by using a shared notebook — even when a network connection is temporarily interrupted. This lets you focus on your ideas instead of complicated networking tasks.
• Save notes in a variety of formats You can share all your notes, even with people who don't have OneNote. You can e-mail notes pages or publish entire notebooks to a Web site.

System Requirements

• Platform:
  Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7
• Media: CD-ROM