I found reference to this solution already in the newsgroup, though the
notebook name was different. I tried it with your notebook name, no luck --
doesn't work. Thanks though.

"pwwroa" <pwwroa******.com> wrote in message
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> On Dec 5, 2:22 am, "Chester" <no_s...@junkmail.com> wrote:
> I found this worked
>
> http://www.experts-exchange.com/Prog..._22773042.html
>
> I found the solution. (installing Microsoft Mobile 6 does not solve
> the problem -- forget about it!) OneNote does not automatically create
> the sync file on the desktop PC, as the installation notes would
> suggest. On the desktop, one needs to open OneNote and manually create
> a new notebook, and name it "OneNote Mobile" (EXACTLY like that.)
> Accept all the default options offered, such as the directory in which
> the new notebook will be saved, etc. (It is always possible to move
> the notebook later to a more desirable directory.) Then perform a
> sync. Suddenly the dreaded "needs attention" message disappers, and
> your OneNote Mobile messages appear in that notebook on the desktop
> PC. There may be a few little glithches initially, but basically the
> desktop and mobile systems now 'talk' to each other. To move the newly
> created OneNote Mobile notebook to a different directory later, right-
> click on its tab and select Properties. The rest is a piece of cake