Obtaining A OneNote 
Monday, August 7, 2023
7:27 PM
Microsoft OneNote is a digital note-taking application that allows users to capture, organize, and sync their ideas, notes, and information across various devices. Microsoft offers several versions of OneNote, each with its own features and capabilities. Here's a brief description of the different types of OneNote:
OneNote for Windows 10 (App): This version, often referred to as the "OneNote App," is a simplified and lightweight note-taking application that comes pre-installed on many Windows 10 devices. It offers basic note-taking features, such as creating text notes, adding images, and organizing content into notebooks, sections, and pages. It integrates with Microsoft accounts and offers cloud synchronization through OneDrive.
OneNote Online: OneNote Online is the web-based version of OneNote that can be accessed through a web browser. It provides a simplified interface for creating and editing notes, similar to the OneNote App. It allows you to access and edit your notes from any device with an internet connection.
OneNote 2016 (Desktop Version): OneNote 2016 is a more feature-rich version of OneNote that was available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. It offers advanced note-taking capabilities, including advanced formatting, integration with other Office applications, and support for add-ins. OneNote 2016 provides more customization options and is ideal for users who require more powerful note-taking tools.
OneNote for Mac: OneNote is also available for macOS users. It provides similar functionality to the Windows versions, allowing Mac users to create and organize their notes.
OneNote for iOS and Android: Microsoft offers mobile versions of OneNote for iOS and Android devices. These mobile apps allow users to capture and access their notes on the go, sync with other devices, and take advantage of features like handwriting recognition and voice recording.
OneNote within Microsoft 365 (Formerly Office 365): Subscribers to Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) have access to premium features and capabilities in OneNote, such as real-time collaboration, version history, and integration with other Microsoft services like SharePoint and Teams.
As you can see from these examples, as long as you remember the account a notebook is set up with and the associate password, you can access the same OneNote Note book from any location.  