1. Onenote Tabs Across Top
2. How To Get Onenote Tabs On Top
3. How To Put Onenote Tabs On Top
4. Onenote Tabs Across The Top

A OneNote notebook is the main container for notes you capture within the app. It's like a specialized folder, but with its own interface and unique tools. You can put notes anywhere within a notebook, and sync them across your devices. Unfortunately, this simplicity of the notebook doesn't tell you how to use them properly.

If you are one of the teachers being impacted by the OneNote issue we discussed in May, we have some good news for you from Microsoft.

To view notes, click the OneNote icon in the top-right toolbar. Avoiding the need to maintain multiple browser tabs or alt-tab across apps. Looking at notes first, click the 'N' (OneNote) icon. The reason behind the current shitty navigation on desktop is that they want to make a consistent experience for people using OneNote on desktop, tablet, and phone. On phones and tablets tabs at the top don't make sense because of the lack of horizontal space. The navigation in OneNote has been an everchanging mess and is just getting worse.

After a lot of pressure from customers who prefer the OneNote desktop interface, Microsoft have decided to continue developing and supporting the desktop version of OneNote.

Onenote Tabs Across Top

This means that you will very quickly be able to approach your IT staff and ask that the desktop version of OneNote be reinstalled on your computer.

While we have still not been able to get Microsoft to address the pasting issue in the app version of OneNote (despite many approaches), this news will permit teachers to go back to the version that they overwhelmingly prefer (and not just because of our products!).

How To Get Onenote Tabs On Top

Just in case you do not know the difference between the two versions, the desktop version has tabs across the top and a list of pages in the current tab down the side.

How To Put Onenote Tabs On Top

The app version, which is very similar to the online, web-based version, has the “tabs” and pages on the left.

Onenote Tabs Across The Top

Microsoft has tried to standardize on the app version but has experienced significant push-back from customers who dislike the new user interface for lots of varied reasons. This blog post means that Microsoft is listening to customers!