I just installed Office SP1 on my Vista Tablet PC, and since then my "Send to
OneNote" printer has disappeared. I am trying to "repair" Office right now-
I'll let you know how that goes.

Before that I tried a suggestion another thread on here made, which was to
Add a new printer of any model, and then proceed to change the
driver/port/etc. to "OneNote." There was no OneNote port, so I tried to
create one. It wouldn't let me- gave a error 0x000002 or something like that.

I *really* need to get this fixed as soon as possible. I guess I'll try
rolling back the update or checking to see if I have a useful restore point.
Just wondering if there is a better solution to going backwards or if anyone
else here has this problem.

Vista Ultimate
Office Enterprise
Toshiba Tecra M7 Tablet PC

UPDATE: After the Office repair (which failed at the end, with some
"Bootstrapping" error), I found the OneNote port. Maybe it was there all
along and I missed it, or maybe the repair brought it back.

After some more fiddling, I got it to work again. Had to make sure the port,
driver, and processor were all set to OneNote. Still chose a "dummy" printer
in the first place.

All good and well, for a minute or two, but now it stopped working again,
"Microsoft XPS Document Printer" has stolen primary printer status, and in
the "Printers" control panel my new OneNote printer is listed as "Deleting".
Why!!!!