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OneNote for Windows 8.1 receives stroke eraser, security improvements and more – onmsft.com

Ron Ron
May 15, 2014
1 min read

OneNote for Windows 8.1 receives stroke eraser, security improvements and more in latest update

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Microsoft has rolled out a new update to the OneNote app for Windows 8.1. This update is minor and simply fixes a few bugs, improves security, and adds a stroke eraser. No other details were given about this app update.

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“Microsoft OneNote is your digital notebook for keeping track of what’s important in your life. Jot down your ideas, keep track of classroom and meeting notes, clip from the web, make a to-do list as well as draw and sketch your ideas. OneNote is your one place to capture and organize everything,” the app description reads.

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According to the official change log for the app, Microsoft has added stroke eraser, made some unknown security improvements, and fixed various bugs. Grab the app via the download link below and let us know if you notice any improvements we did not mention.

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Thanks for the tips, Hosch and Steveo!

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