Open, save, and close notebooks in oneNote 2010 by navigating notebooks in the navigation bar or backstage view, signing in for cloud access, and relying on automatic saving.

Copy content from Word into OneNote 2010 and paste with options like keep source formatting, merge formatting, keep text only, or picture.

Navigate to a page and insert mathematical equations with OneNote 2010's equation editor. Use predefined and blank equations, or ink equation to handwrite on a tablet and have it interpreted.

Assign notes as tasks to Outlook from OneNote by selecting a date such as today, tomorrow, or custom. A red flag appears; open or delete the task in Outlook.

Resize tables and columns by dragging edges in Microsoft OneNote 2010, adjust row height, select cells, rows, or the entire table, and toggle borders for formatting.

Discover how to convert handwritten notes into typed text in OneNote 2010 by selecting ink and using the ink to text command, saving time when sharing meeting minutes.

Open multiple notebooks side by side using OneNote's new window feature from the View tab. Drag and snap windows to compare content and move items between windows.

Create section groups in OneNote, name and move sections between groups with drag and drop, navigate between parent and subgroups, and delete groups with confirmation.