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In connection with the porting of Microsoft applications to the Symbian Belle operating system

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What we need:

Early versions of OneNote DO NOT WORK WITH SkyDrive

first then

And so, let's get started!

Actions with the computer.

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File=>Create and see this picture
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Choose , we write Name and choose Internet location. Attention!!! Documents
Create notebook


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note V section
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There is a notebook. This is a large file, a kind of ledger (hefty notebook). It has Sections - this is a grouping of Notes by topic. Accordingly, the Notes are in Sections. There are also unfiled notes.

Spoiler for my post:
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This ends the dance with the computer. Now you can add Sections/Notes to an already created Notebook or create a new one.

Smartphone activities.

We pick up a smartphone and look for OneNote in it. We open. When you first start it will swear and ask for the login and password of the live account. We enter data for him. You can also enter or delete the current data at any time, and then create new ones in Menu => Options.
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After it connects to the server and synchronizes, you can go to Settings and check if the synchronization of the Notebook you need is enabled. Unnecessary ones can be turned off.
Important!!! If you are not going to work via Wi-Fi - make sure that in the field Sync over Wi-Fi only worth the value Disable
After completing all these steps, we open the main (start) screen of OneNote, in my case, the created Notebook has the name Notepad. Under the name we see the storage location - SkyDrive.
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Click on the synchronization icon or, if it has already synchronized, open the created Notebook and see its Sections. We also see the time of the last synchronization.
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Having opened the necessary Section, we see Notes. In my example, she is alone.
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And, in fact, for which this article was written, we open our note. It should be noted that everything does not look as beautiful on a smartphone as on a computer (Fig. 4), but it is still quite convenient.
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Useful links:
Microsoft Office 2010 Theme for PC on our website ( | versions)
Microsoft Office for Nokia Belle - v.1.0.4809 ( | versions)
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In connection with the porting of Microsoft applications to the Symbian Belle operating system, I decided to write this article. It's only about OneNote, its setup and synchronization via SkyDrive. I also want to note that only synchronization between a PC and a smartphone will be considered.

To begin with, briefly about OneNote, taken from:

Microsoft Office OneNote - a program for creating quick notes and organizing personal information, a notepad with a hierarchical organization of records, can serve as an analogue of a regular stationery notepad. It is part of the Microsoft Office suite.

Also about

Windows Live SkyDrive (originally Windows Live Folders) is a cloud-based online file storage service with file sharing features created in August 2007 and operated by Microsoft

What we need:

Computer with Microsoft Office 2010 and Microsoft OneNote 2010 installed. Early versions of OneNote DO NOT WORK WITH SkyDrive

A smartphone with Microsoft Office installed on it. It is available for smartphones based on Symbian Belle, as well as those devices that are awaiting an upgrade from Anna to Belle
As it turned out a little later, if you do not have the Configuration Application, "delete all office files and reinstall first Dynamic Email Widgets (PixiEnablers - v.1.00 (145)) then the office itself" link to the files: ( | versions)

Internet access from both devices.

And so, let's get started!

Actions with the computer.

First you need to create an account on . You will need it to work with SkyDrive, but in addition to it, you will receive mail and a chat like ICQ.
After registering and logging into your account, your page will look something like this:
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Next, you should create the OneNote notebook itself in our storage on SkyDrive. It is worth noting that Microsoft generously allocated us as much as 25 GB of space for documents.
We open our Microsoft OneNote 2010 on the computer. We close everything superfluous, and let's go File=>Create and see this picture
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Choose Store Notebook: Online, we write Name and choose Internet location. Attention!!! My synchronization only worked when I created a notebook in the Documents folder! When creating in other folders, OneNote on the phone seemed to see books in the settings (see Fig. 5), but did not show them and did not load them (see Fig. 6).
After selecting the options for the new notebook, click Create notebook. Synchronization is triggered by (all notebooks), + (current notebook), but usually OneNote synchronizes everything online - we are just writing, and he is already synchronizing.
Thus, we have created a file that is stored on our SkyDrive and will be available to us from any computer via a browser or OneNote, as well as from a smartphone.
You can check the file and admire the work done by opening the Documents folder on SkyDrive through a browser. I named my notebook - Notepad.
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In order to make sure that everything works for us, I recommend creating one note V section. Don't forget to sync it.
Spoiler about hierarchy in OneNote for general education:

OneNote 2010 is an amazing app! I use it constantly and as often as, perhaps, Outlook. It has a lot of possibilities and uses: these are notes, planning, GTD, saving information, and a bunch of everything. Even this note I am now writing in OneNote.

OneNote is especially useful when working in sync across multiple computers. For example, as now, I write on a laptop, lying on the couch, or, say, in a cafe, and when I sit down on a work computer, all the notes will be on it. That is, it practically does not matter to me which machine I work on.

I used to use Live Mesh to sync OneNote notebooks, but now, according to reliable data, this product will be slowly phased out and replaced by LiveSync. But OneNote 2010 can sync without additional tools, on its own, while also providing additional features.

Here is a step by step guide on how to sync OneNote notebooks across multiple computers.

Create a place to store notebooks on SkyDrive

The synced notebooks will be stored on SkyDrive, the online storage of Live Services information. Need to open address

and select this menu item: Office –> Documents

In the section " Personal"I created a folder" Notebooks»

This is where I will put my notebooks.

Create a OneNote 2010 notebook on SkyDrive

Now open OneNote 2010 and select "File" from the menu

Choose:

• Store Notebook: Online
• Name: enter the name of the notebook
• Location on the Internet: Windows Live SkyDrive and then in " Personal folders"Choose" Notebooks»

Actually everything! It remains only to transfer all the necessary data to it, for example, sections from an old notebook. The old notebook can be closed by right-clicking and selecting Close Notebook.

After a while, a globe icon will appear next to the notebook, which indicates that synchronization is complete.

In any case, synchronization is started by (all notebooks), + (current notebook) or right-click:

Connecting a notebook on a second (third, etc.) computer

To do this, go back to SkyDrive (see point 1) and select the Notebooks folder

Next, open these notebooks one by one (important: using Internet Explorer. In other browsers, the book will open, but you will not be able to connect it to OneNote! Hello Microsoft!) and click the Open in OneNote button:

We wait some time and now the notebook is open in OneNote. All! Now you can work on both computers at least at the same time: changes appear literally within a few seconds.

It is clear that in the same way you can give access to notebooks to other users, and get, for example, a corporate notebook that all project participants work with. At the same time, it is noted who wrote what and with a strip on the right with initials:

Additional features and various perks

The most important feature with such synchronization is that you can open your notebooks from anywhere using a browser (see point 3). And not just open them in a browser, but edit, add data, create new pages, etc. In this case, all changes will immediately appear in the working OneNote.

The "Access" tab has several interesting features, for example, to see the changes made recently:

The possibilities of OneNote 2010 are really great, and you can’t tell about them in one post, but maybe I’ll write sometime later. Interested in reading about OneNote 2010?

As part of the study of the cloud service, SkyDrive tested how OneNote note synchronization works on Windows Phone 7. (I have already talked about photo synchronization.) OneNote is a note service that can be placed under a single-level rubricator of so-called notebooks. You can include formatted text, lists, checkboxes, images, audio recordings, highlights in the text in a note. The last created notes in the phone are located in the form of large icons of the corresponding section of the mobile office.

When creating a note, you can attach an image from the phone's albums to it, as well as simply take a photo with the built-in camera, you can also attach a voice message that is recorded right at the time the note is created.

The created note is saved automatically - when you press the "Start" button or the return button.

If a Windows Live account is connected to the phone, then, as in the case of photos, newly created notes are automatically copied to your section of the SkyDrive cloud service.

You can work with notes right there, or you can call them into the OneNote application from the MS Office package. If notes are edited in SkyDrive or OneNote on a computer, they are reflected in the phone after a short time and vice versa.

Unfortunately, for some reason, you can’t create notebooks on your phone (which, by the way, is sad) - only in SkyDrive or OneNote on your computer. But the notebooks created in SkyDrive appear in the phone. And if you need to create a note in a specific notebook, then you just need to go there.

Checkboxes are convenient to use for creating various tasks - for example, from the series "what to buy so that my wife does not swear."

Any note can be placed as an icon on the desktop - so it will always be in sight.

Well, and, accordingly, if you have synchronization with SkyDrive, you simply give your wife access to this particular note so that she can edit it. At the same time, Zhenya does not even need to have MS Office on her computer - she just goes into her SkyDrive, goes into a general note with these purchases, and edits everything she needs there. Having checkboxes is very useful for husbands like me - I keep forgetting to buy something from the list. And then - bought, noted, now everything is clear.

I looked at how synchronization is done. When creating a note - almost instantly there is a command to synchronize it with SkyDrive. When you change a note on your phone, the update immediately goes to SkyDrive.

In the opposite direction, everything is somewhat slower: SkyDrive does not immediately send a command to update the note on the phone, it takes some time, several minutes. But here it is always possible to make sure that the latest version of the file is on the phone: you can simply click the "sync" button on it, and then the synchronization is done immediately.

Of course, I won’t say that this is the most convenient way in the world - I personally take notes in Evernote (which also has clients for all platforms, including Windows Phone 7) and I like this application much more than OneNote. (Although, by the way, Evernote also has certain inconveniences and glitches.)

But I needed to see the basic functionality of Windows Phone 7 in conjunction with SkyDrive - it turned out that it works quite well. Although the inability to create a notepad on the phone - pretty surprised.

Problem

When you try to sync changes made to a notebook in Microsoft OneNote for Windows 10, OneNote 2016, OneNote for Mac, OneNote for iOS (iPhone and iPad), or OneNote for Android, you may encounter the following error:

Sorry, there was a problem trying to sync your notebook. (Error code: 0xE0000007)

State

The OneNote development team is actively investigating this issue. We apologize for the inconvenience caused by it. We will update this article as more information becomes available.

In the meantime, try the workarounds below.

Problem Solving Instructions

To rule out the most likely causes of error 0xE0000007 in OneNote, do the following:

Verify that the network connection of your computer or mobile device is working using another cloud application or web browser.

Force sync your notebook by doing the following:

Make sure you are using the latest version of OneNote.

Depending on your version of OneNote, do one of the following:

Wait a while. In some cases, the error may be caused by a temporary issue with our servers.

Try opening notes in OneNote for the web

If the steps above didn't resolve your issue, check if you can view your notebook in OneNote for the web.

In a browser, go to www.onedrive.com and use the same account you use to sign in to OneNote.

Navigate to the folder where the notebook is located (usually Documents or Notebooks), and then click the notebook's name to open it in OneNote for the web.

Further instructions depend on the results of these actions:

If you were able to open your notebook in OneNote for the web and it has all the latest changes, continue working in OneNote for the web.

If you were able to open your notebook in OneNote for the web, but it doesn't have recent changes, back up the pages that haven't synced with OneNote for the web. To do this, go back to your main OneNote app (OneNote for Windows 10, OneNote 2016, or OneNote for Mac) and copy the pages to a notebook that doesn't get the 0xE0000007 error. This notebook can then be opened in OneNote for the web.

If you can't open a notebook in OneNote for the web, it means you don't have permission to open and edit it. For example, if you got a notebook through OneDrive or OneDrive for Business, make sure the owner hasn't revoked your permission.

Close and reopen notebooks that are experiencing error 0xE0000007

If the steps above didn't resolve the issue, you can close and reopen your notebooks to force notes to sync with OneNote. You should only attempt this if you have an up-to-date backup of your notes.

Warning: Performing the following steps may result in data loss. In particular, if the notebooks with the 0xE0000007 error had out-of-sync changes, they might be lost. Please understand that if you choose to follow these steps, no one, including Microsoft Product Support Services, will be able to recover your lost information.

If you are sure that all important changes are in sync, or you are not afraid of losing them, follow these steps:

After closing your notebook, try opening it again. If the issue persists, you can create a new notebook and then copy the pages and sections from the notebook that is experiencing error 0xE0000007 into it and sync the changes.

Synchronization of a shared notebook is very important for its authors. Especially if this book is shared by a certain group of people. Therefore, in this topic, we will look at how data synchronization works in OneNote, how to set up this synchronization and how to restore it in case of problems.

Synchronization control

So, last time we learned. To get ready for work, open this book in the application. Since the notebook is shared, changes in the notebook must be in sync with the version saved in the . This way, the second author of the notebook will see the latest version. OneNote automatically syncs all changes. This option is set by default in the program. The main thing is to have an Internet connection.

The OneNote app also lets you control and manage syncing. To check the sync status in OneNote 2010, you need to look at the icon (1) next to the notebook name. A globe indicates that the notebook is up to date, meaning it is syncing with the version on SkyDrive. When you hover over the name of the notebook, the message (2) in the tooltip confirms that this notebook does not need to be synced.

If you open the navigation bar (3) , the globe icon is replaced by green spinning arrows with a checkmark (4) . This icon means the same as the globe - the notebook has been updated.

For example, I'll add text to a notebook and see how the sync icon changes. To do this, I will create two sections. The first section is " Visiting schedule", and second - " Attractions". When I make changes, the sync icon (5) takes the form of active rotating arrows. And when you hover over the icon, a tooltip " This notebook is connected and changes are being synced«.

After the changes are synchronized, the arrows stop spinning and the check mark appears again. As you add content, such as page titles, " First week" And " Second week“, OneNote syncs changes by updating every few seconds. When there are sync issues, the sync icon changes to a red symbol (6) . In the tooltip (7) a message is displayed stating that the notebook is not connected and changes are not being synced.

Sync Options

To check the sync status of a notebook, you can click the (6) . Synchronization dialog displays additional information (8) : Confirm no connection and last sync time. You can also change the synchronization settings in this dialog box.

Default setting (9) : Automatic synchronization when there are changes. I can choose to work offline (10) , for which the sync status icon will always be red. I can select this option if I want to make changes offline. Once the connection is restored, I can sync my changes by clicking the " Synchronize» (11) . This way I have full control over the timing of changes.

Sync issues in OneNote

As long as I leave automatic mode (9) and fix connection issues. It happens that after the Internet connection is restored, the red sync icon continues to be displayed. In this case, to trigger synchronization, you need to right-click on the icon and select " Synchronize this notebook". This action activates synchronization, as indicated by the appearance of green arrows and a check mark. Now there is a guarantee that another author will see the latest version of this notebook.

Now you know how all changes in a OneNote notebook are synced. Also, it will not be difficult for you to customize this synchronization for yourself. Thus, you and your friends will always be able to keep track of all the latest changes in the document without any problems. This is very useful when multiple authors are working on a document. Next time we are from OneDrive storage. In general, study and implement!