OneNote Program Manager Daniel Escapa Blogged about this -
Include OneNote in Start menu search results - WDS OneNote -
http://blogs.msdn.com/descapa/archiv...s-onenote.aspx

It works well on my machine. Can you try and let us know?
Thanks,
Kiran


"Josh Einstein" <josh@einsteintech.net> wrote in message
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> I've got the same problem, I just assumed it didn't work in 64 bit. The
> .one files (and File Properties Filter) won't do you any good. OneNote
> installs its own search namespace (like Outlook does) so the .one files
> themselves wouldn't be indexed by Vista, instead Vista would load up
> OneNote's filter and presumably scan the notebooks as sections and pages
> instead of as files.
>
> You can see something similar when you see Outlook items in your search
> results. Each item is in the same .pst file, so Outlook handles the job of
> exposing this as a sort of file system to the indexer.
>
> --
> Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP)
> Einstein Technologies
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>
> "Scott Brooky" <Scott Brooky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:E3E68381-0CF1-47FA-A901-7EF873BB2E19@microsoft.com...
>> I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate and OneNote 2007 and my OneNote files
>> just
>> don't seem to be searchable via the Vista desktop. I *can* open OneNote
>> and
>> search just fine from within it, but it would be extremely helpful if I
>> could
>> search from either location. I have gone into Vista's index options via
>> the
>> control panel, and it appears that all One Note documents are being
>> indexed
>> using the "File Properties Filter," which doesn't sound terribly
>> promising.
>> Am I somehow missing a filter? It appears that other users are getting
>> this
>> to work fine.
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Scott Brooky
>