OneNote
Mobile is a great general-purpose note taker, but you can also get
creative and use your phone’s camera or built-in microphone to record
information for a note. For example, take a photo of a whiteboard
during a meeting instead of transcribing the notes on it. Or dictate a
quick voice memo before the idea slips away.
1. Create a New Note
In the Office hub, flick to OneNote.
Tap New Note.
Tap the screen to compose your note. Add an optional title by tapping Enter Title.
Optionally, you can also do one of the following:
Tap List to insert a numbered list.
Tap Picture to add a picture or take a new one with your camera.
Tap Audio to add a voice or audio clip to a note.
To save your note, press the Back or Start button.
Tip:
Your changes are
saved automatically when you leave OneNote Mobile, so you won’t lose
what you’ve written if you have to take a call.
Tip:
If you don’t type a title, the first line of your note becomes the default title.
Tip:
To create a bulleted list, tap More > Bulleted List.
2. Open a Saved Note
In the Office hub, flick to OneNote.
If you don’t see the note you want, tap All, and then tap the note.
Tip:
To delete a note, tap All, tap and hold the note you want to get rid of, and then tap Delete.
