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| How can I copy custom Tags to another computer? I love the Tag feature of OneNote. I will never return to paper notes! On my Tablet, I've created several custom tags. While these show up when I open the notebooks next to their respective notes on my desktop computer, the list of tag options on the desktop computer is the default list that installed with OneNote, so I can't tag any new items I create on my desktop with my custom tags - those are only available from my tablet (where I created all of them). I have set the notebook folder locations on both my tablet and my desktop to be the same place. That worked great for accessing the notebooks, but the custom tags must be stored somewhere else. How can I copy my custom tags from my tablet to my desktop? Is there a folder I can set up as a common folder so that any new custom tags will automatically appear on both machines? If my question wasn't clear, please let me know and I'll try to explain better. Thanks, Colin |
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| Re: How can I copy custom Tags to another computer? Aha, I found the preferences.dat file in my user folder \appdata\roaming\microsoft\onenote\12.0 Copying that appeared to work, but I see that file also seems to contain other folder data, which would not work on my desktop (drive letters and things that don't match between the two computers). Is it safe to copy this? What else will it copy besides the custom tags? Could this corrupt my data in any way, given that the drive letters for the data are different between the two computers (same location, but different mapped drive letters - I share them on the desktop, map that share to a drive letter, then make that available offline, so when my tablet rejoins the network, everything syncs back up automatically)? Thanks for any help, Colin "Colin" <colin@nospam123meritgames.com> wrote in message news:A5E1AE9A-6AA2-4549-A9A8-7C7DE9374413@microsoft.com... >I love the Tag feature of OneNote. I will never return to paper notes! > > On my Tablet, I've created several custom tags. While these show up when I > open the notebooks next to their respective notes on my desktop computer, > the list of tag options on the desktop computer is the default list that > installed with OneNote, so I can't tag any new items I create on my > desktop with my custom tags - those are only available from my tablet > (where I created all of them). > > I have set the notebook folder locations on both my tablet and my desktop > to be the same place. That worked great for accessing the notebooks, but > the custom tags must be stored somewhere else. > > How can I copy my custom tags from my tablet to my desktop? Is there a > folder I can set up as a common folder so that any new custom tags will > automatically appear on both machines? > > If my question wasn't clear, please let me know and I'll try to explain > better. > > Thanks, > Colin |
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| Re: How can I copy custom Tags to another computer? The data will be OK since your notes are stored completely in the various *.ONE files and metadata about sections and notebooks is stored in the various hidden *.ONETOC files. After copying the preferences.dat file to the new machine, I would go through each tab item under Tools | Options and ensure that the settings are what you want them to be. Resetting options via the GUI will overwrite whatever might be funky in the coiped preferences.dat file. I've done this in the past and not had any issues, but you should be aware that this is not a method endorsed or supported by Microsoft. "Colin" <colin@nospam123meritgames.com> wrote in news:03223119-AC8B-4368-A0D4-545177B19F91@microsoft.com: > Aha, I found the preferences.dat file in my user folder > \appdata\roaming\microsoft\onenote\12.0 > > Copying that appeared to work, but I see that file also seems to > contain other folder data, which would not work on my desktop (drive > letters and things that don't match between the two computers). > > Is it safe to copy this? What else will it copy besides the custom > tags? Could this corrupt my data in any way, given that the drive > letters for the data are different between the two computers (same > location, but different mapped drive letters - I share them on the > desktop, map that share to a drive letter, then make that available > offline, so when my tablet rejoins the network, everything syncs back > up automatically)? > > Thanks for any help, > Colin > > "Colin" <colin@nospam123meritgames.com> wrote in message > news:A5E1AE9A-6AA2-4549-A9A8-7C7DE9374413@microsoft.com... >>I love the Tag feature of OneNote. I will never return to paper notes! >> >> On my Tablet, I've created several custom tags. While these show up >> when I open the notebooks next to their respective notes on my >> desktop computer, the list of tag options on the desktop computer is >> the default list that installed with OneNote, so I can't tag any new >> items I create on my desktop with my custom tags - those are only >> available from my tablet (where I created all of them). >> >> I have set the notebook folder locations on both my tablet and my >> desktop to be the same place. That worked great for accessing the >> notebooks, but the custom tags must be stored somewhere else. >> >> How can I copy my custom tags from my tablet to my desktop? Is there >> a folder I can set up as a common folder so that any new custom tags >> will automatically appear on both machines? >> >> If my question wasn't clear, please let me know and I'll try to >> explain better. >> >> Thanks, >> Colin > > |
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