Launching OneNote
Launching OneNote opens the most recent note you were working with.
On the left-hand side, you have navigation to access to other notebooks, view subsection, create section, and pages.
The top area displays the ribbon with tools you can use to create notes.
Hidden behind the 3 dot menu in the upper left-hand corner are the settings and print buttons.
Understanding the Ribbon
The ribbon (or dashboard) for OneNote contains all the tools you can use for note creation:
At the top of the ribbon is a Quick Menu with shortcuts (save, undo, and redo are default).
Next are tabs. Tabs break the ribbon into different types of tool sets depending on what you want to do.
Each tab contains sections of common tools to help you create the document.
In the middle of the screen you have current note work area.
Located in the bottom left-hand side are the + Section and + Page button to add sections and pages to your notebook.
Creating, Opening, & Closing Notes
Create a Notebook
Start with a single notebook. You can create additional notebooks for different subjects or projects whenever you want.
1. Open OneNote for Windows 10.
2. Click the Show Notebooks button 
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3. At the bottom of the list that opens, click the + Notebook button.
4. Type a name for the notebook in the Notebook Name box.
5. Click Create Notebook.
Open a Notebook
Aside from creating your own notebooks, you can open notebooks that someone else has created and shared.
1. Click the Show Notebooks button .
2. In the list that opens, click More Notebooks.
3. In the More Notebooks window, select any notebook in the list, and then click Open Notebook.
Don’t see the notebook you’re looking for? Click Add Account and then sign in with the account where your notebooks are stored.
Switch Between Notebooks
OneNote lets you keep several notebooks open at once and it’s easy to switch between them.
1. Click the Show Notebooks button .
2. In the list of open notebooks, click the notebook you want to work in.
To return to the previous notebook (or any other notebook that you’ve opened before), repeat the preceding steps.
Closing Notebooks
OneNote automatically saves your work and syncs across your devices and networks so there is no saving required.
To close OneNote, simply exit the program and you’re done.
Printing Documents
Printing OneNote notebooks is simlar to the other Office applications. From the Print Dashboard, select the printer you want to use, and configure any print settings you want to adjust.
There is a print preview window on the right to check the printer output. You can scroll through the slides using the navigation and a zoom feature is located above the print preview.
1. Select 3 Dots Menu 
> Print (or Ctrl+P).
2. Select your Printer, adjust the number of copies, orientation, color mode, and pages settings. You can also select the More Settings button to refine printer settings.
3. Select the Print button.