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(MS Word 2013 does it too.) Visible now at the top of the screen are tabs representing the sections I've created for that notebook. When I click to select one of the notebooks, the main screen changes to the last page I worked on and the spot where I stopped working. Sections (top menu): Since this is a screenshot of OneNote 2013, the section tabs are in color.The graphic above shows the Notebook "Legacy" at top left. Each notebook is listed on the OneNote screen in the menu to the left, always visible, no matter which notebook I'm using. Notebooks (left menu): I’ve created several notebooks, three for writing projects, one for recipes, one for personal stuff.Everything I've added to my project is laid out within easy reach.

Second, but actually most important to me- how easy it is to find anything in the notebook. Within a text block, word processing is much like MS Word. You can make those blocks anywhere you place the cursor. Sometimes I have two columns of text side by side-one with notes or an outline, one where I’m writing the current chapter.

Text blocks and other objects on the page can be re-sized and moved around. On a page I usually have one long text block for each chapter-in-progress, but there can be many text blocks on a page, plus images, tables, and links to other documents that can be opened up in that window. Think of it as scrapbook pages on which you can put anything. Its design and tools help me organize the millions of elements, ideas, and words floating in the mix of a new story.įirst, the work surface. I love Microsoft's OneNote Notebooks for drafting a novel.