Since my job, my university and my family all use Microsoft Office, my cloud services are all OneDrive, so changing the note taking app is not an option (I use it with tons of GB attached as files). Will return the same results as if no sign was used in front of the word wiki.įinally, a search for id:Wiki returns: id:Wiki Searching foo bar returns: foo Wiki &Wiki +Wiki =Wiki
The problem is that OneNote search can't find special characters when you input them on its Search box.Īs is usual in search engines, a search for foo bar returns any page that has both foo and bar in it. I tried to create manually written keywords: like Twitter/Evernote hashtags.
OneNote Tags wouldn't be a solution because MS To Do can't understand it. OneNote's page links are file paths within the note and seem to break as soon as you change the folder. The link seems to crash whenever the OneNote page is moved. Note that using links is very precarious. OneNote is a note-taking app that helps you organize your notes and files, as well as to collaborate with others. Heres what you can do with Microsofts OneNote and how to get started, even without an Office 365 subscription. I want to find ways to create a convenient link between MS To-Do and OneNote. You may already have access to a great note-taking tool and not even know it. There are 2 ways that I create tasks in OneNote How to add a task in OneNote: Option 1 Select a line of text, then from the Home Tab of the Ribbon select the Outlook Tasks drop down How to add a task in OneNote: Option 2 Simply do the same as above but don’t select any text. (2) could be synced with Microsoft To Do? (1) could just be typed, without using the OneNote tags and Is there a way to create OneNote keywords that:
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