Probably the best approach would be to put the OneNote data in the
Public Documents folder (in XP it would be in c:\documents and
settings\all users\documents, in Vista it would be
c:\users\public\documents). That makes it visible to all user
accounts.

//Steve//

On Thu, 11 Jun 2009 05:50:48 -0700, Erik Sojka
<esojka@ms-onenote.net.nospam> wrote:

>That's one use scenario behind Shared Notebooks.
>
>As long as the Notebooks that you want to access are available from both
>accounts, you should have no problem. Store them in a central location
>outside of each account's "My Documents" folder (which is where they will
>be placed by default). You will have to separately open up each Notebook
>under each account, but the content will be synced and remain identical
>when accessed from either account.
>
>Moonman <lazerbeam37********.com> wrote in news:746172f3-403c-4630-b099-
>ee91fb5415ad@f19g2000yqo.googlegroups.com:
>
>> I'm currently getting far too distracted when I'm on my PC and should
>> be working and so created a separate user account purely for work on
>> XP Pro. I still, however, want to have OneNote as a shared application
>> so that no matter which account I'm using when I update a OneNote page
>> it remains the same regardless of which account I'm logged into.
>>
>> Is this possible?