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Share Any Document To Your OneNote Account By Emailing Me@onenote.com – onmsft.com

Ron Ron
March 17, 2014
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Share any document to your OneNote account by emailing me@onenote.com

Earlier today, Microsoft revealed that OneNote is now available for Windows desktop and Mac completely free of charge. On top of that, Microsoft has added a new feature that allows you to share any document to your OneNote account, simply by emailing [email protected]!

“Email to OneNote is a great way to forward receipts, travel itineraries or documents that you want to keep track of from your mailbox. If you’re on the run and want to send yourself a quick to do, it’s hard to get faster than writing up a quick mail. Or, if you’re in an app, and want to remember what you’re seeing, you can do so quickly by sharing via email,” Microsoft stated in an official blog post.

Head over to your email settings page in OneNote and select the addresses from which you would like OneNote to accept emailed content. You can even link non-Microsoft account email addresses. The process is simple. By sending an email from any of these linked email accounts to [email protected], you can share your content easily to OneNote.

Take a look at the video demo below, showcasing the feature in action. Give it a try and let us know what you think!

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