Hello,
I did a search on links in the OneNote news group and dug up this thread
that which I would like to re-address as to progress here. I reviewed OneNote
2003 after release a while back and wrote it off as another future elegant
failure project for Microsoft as the creation of links only done through
‘auto-recognition’ is frustrating to say the least. Worse is trying to figure
how to link other notes, no book marking, no insertion of links.
Quite frankly FrontPage or MS Word makes for a better tool in tracking and
relating information. I understand the scope of the project/product as being
self contained and ‘easy to use’ but linking is an essential part of
information tracking and documentation.
I have yet to review OneNote 2007 so I don’t know if this serious
limitation/flaw has been improved but I would like to know from others that
have used OneNote 2007. Do you consider OneNote 2007 a viable product for
project management and documentation?

Thanks

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"Olya Veselova (Microsoft, OneNote team)" wrote:

> Thank you very much for your suggestions.
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> We hear the request for links between OneNote pages very frequently on this newsgroup. It is definitely on our list to consider for the future releases of OneNote.
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