If you prefer, you can also highlight the text of choice and insert a hyperlink, but I warn you – it will insert the link that opens the page in OneNote Web Apps in your browser. The second opens Microsoft OneNote Web App in the browser and points you to the page: The first opens Microsoft OneNote and points you to the page: When pasted into a document in Microsoft Word or into an email in Microsoft Outlook, two hyperlinks are inserted: For example, when pasted into Microsoft OneNote, a hyperlink that points OneNote to that page is inserted.

The link that is copied to the clipboard acts differently depending on the program it is pasted into. The “Copy Link to” button is hidden in the context menu – so a simple right click on a page is all it takes to have a link added to your clip board. Our rampant use of Microsoft OneNote to brainstorm, compose, compile and collaborate reinforces this best practice since obtaining a link to a page in a notebook is a two click process. (Why? I’ll save that lengthy list of reasons for a separate blog post). As avid SharePoint users, my colleagues and I are conditioned to avoid sending documents as email attachments whenever possible.

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