In a previous article, I mentioned that Microsoft had announced it is extending support for OneNote 2016, which was great news.
Now this: Microsoft is actually adding features again to OneNote 2016, which is really good news. That was announced in this online article a few months back:
Maybe Microsoft will finally add a big block of features and rename this OneNote 2019, to show that it is even-steven with the other current shrink-wrapped Office set with the 2019 designation. Let’s hope so.
Michael
Thank goodness for this!!!
I upgraded from a Surface Pro 5 to Surface Pro 7 this week and was perplexed by the limitations of OneNote. It took me a while to figure out that I was running on “Outlook for Windows 10” which looks and feels very different than the Onenote 2016. Once I downloaded OneNote 2016 I was delighted to have things back the way I’m used to.
I read that MS was going to go to just ONE version of OneNote because they didn’t want to continue developing both. I hope that they stick with the GOOD version that comes with Office
Glad to hear about the ongoing support for OneNote 2016 and the addition of dark mode. Hoping Microsoft continues to build on this momentum possibly transforming it into OneNote 2019 with a robust feature set.
Window Screen Services in Rutland
Renaming OneNote 2016 to OneNote 2019 and strands bringing it in line with other Office products is an intriguing concept. Making the versioning more consistent with the rest of the Office suite and more clear would be beneficial.