I’ve been a user from the get-go, and the early single notebook provided me a
place for everything with everything in its place. Until today. I decided
that it was time to dump many of my research files (MS Word 1994-2007) into
OneNote 2007 and make it my trusted system. Here’s what I did:

In Windows Explorer, I opened a folder as a Notebook in OneNote. Thankfully,
I made a copy first. The folder consisted of 65 sub-folders, 829 files
comprising 61.5 MB. About 90 percent of these files are text. Voila! Outlook
did what it said it would do, and off I went to OneNote. My new notebook had
taken my sub-folders and all the files and created Section Groups that I’ve
been unable to open, take a peek inside, or resuscitate.

Before I abandon OneNote’s research capabilities, please tell me what might
have happened and what, if anything, I can do about it.

Thank you,



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Iona