When you create a notebook, OneNote starts you out with a single, blank page. Much like a regular spiral paper notebook, your digital notebooks are built page by page, and you can organize pages into sections. Items you collect and store digitally with OneNote are placed into notebooks. You can print them out, email them, or share them with others there’s really no end to their usage, whether for home, work, or school. Because you can quickly sync them across devices, your notebooks can always go where you go. It’s so easy, you might find yourself keeping notebooks for all kinds of projects you hadn’t previously thought about.
You can create as many notebooks as you want, and you never have to worry about running out of paper. All you have to do is decide how you want to organize your notes and where to place them on a page. A notebook automatically expands and saves all the content you place into it, without any effort on your part.
In fact, you can think of a notebook as a specialized folder of sorts, but with its own interface and unique tools. Much like a folder holds files or a document holds text, a notebook holds all the items you deem worthy as notes. Notebooks are the holders of all your note-taking efforts in Microsoft OneNote. In this chapter, you discover how notebooks work in OneNote, including how to start new notebooks as well as remove old notebooks you no longer use.
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