Uh ... is OneNote 2007 good with sharepoint ... or not ? "EMRhelp.org" <EMRhelp.org[ at ]gmail.com> 2/21/2007 10:31:58 PM ==== Then Microsoft OneNote 2007 was released, sporting a new "shared notebook" feature. With OneNote, you get the same ease of access and ease of editing that a wiki provides, but with a much smoother experience. To mirror the history log functionality of a wiki, you can store your shared notebook in a versioned SharePoint document library. source - http://flimflan.com/blog/MigrateFromFlexWikiToOneNote.aspx ==== I thought that Sharepoint wrecked the native OneNote Synching and brought it down to the level of file synching. Anyone ?

Re: Uh ... is OneNote 2007 good with sharepoint ... or not ? "Patrick Schmid [MVP]" <pdschmid[ at ]nospam.mvps.org> 2/22/2007 1:06:08 AM Nope. It works with SharePoint, Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP] -------------- http://pschmid.net *** Office 2007 RTM Issues: http://pschmid.net/blog/2006/11/13/80 *** Customize Office 2007: http://pschmid.net/office2007/customize RibbonCustomizer Add-In: http://pschmid.net/office2007/ribboncustomizer OneNote 2007: http://pschmid.net/office2007/onenote *** Subscribe to my Office 2007 blog: http://pschmid.net/blog/feed "EMRhelp.org" <EMRhelp.org[ at ]gmail.com> wrote in message news:1172097118.308599.139900[ at ]s48g2000cws.googlegroups.com: [Quoted Text] > ==== > Then Microsoft OneNote 2007 was released, sporting a new "shared > notebook" feature. With OneNote, you get the same ease of access and > ease of editing that a wiki provides, but with a much smoother > experience. To mirror the history log functionality of a wiki, you can > store your shared notebook in a versioned SharePoint document > library. > > source - http://flimflan.com/blog/MigrateFromFlexWikiToOneNote.aspx > ==== > > I thought that Sharepoint wrecked the native OneNote Synching and > brought it down to the level of file synching. Anyone ?

Re: Uh ... is OneNote 2007 good with sharepoint ... or not ? xTenn <xTenn_removethispart[ at ]tds.net> 2/22/2007 1:40:48 AM Patrick Schmid [MVP] wrote: [Quoted Text] > Nope. It works with SharePoint, > Just to be sure I understand, you are saying that ON syncs down to the container level with sharepoint as it does without it?

Re: Uh ... is OneNote 2007 good with sharepoint ... or not ? Ilya Koulchin <ikoulchine[ at ]hotmail.com> 2/22/2007 4:05:07 AM EMRhelp.org wrote: [Quoted Text] > ==== > Then Microsoft OneNote 2007 was released, sporting a new "shared > notebook" feature. With OneNote, you get the same ease of access and > ease of editing that a wiki provides, but with a much smoother > experience. To mirror the history log functionality of a wiki, you can > store your shared notebook in a versioned SharePoint document > library. > > source - http://flimflan.com/blog/MigrateFromFlexWikiToOneNote.aspx > ==== > > I thought that Sharepoint wrecked the native OneNote Synching and > brought it down to the level of file synching. Anyone ? That depends on exactly what you mean by "level of file syncing". It is true that there is no option on SharePoint to update just a part of the file, so OneNote does need to transfer the entire file any time a change is made, either on the client or on the server. However, partial access is only an optimization, and OneNote can still sync just fine without it, although at a slower rate. Problems occur when multiple instances of OneNote access the same file and then some other underlying technology thinks that those files are the same and tries to resolve the situation without asking OneNote. That doesn't occur on SharePoint though - there is just one copy of the file involved, so OneNote is able to detect and merge changes from multiple users without any problems. Ilya

Re: Uh ... is OneNote 2007 good with sharepoint ... or not ? "EMRhelp.org" <EMRhelp.org[ at ]gmail.com> 2/22/2007 4:55:05 AM On Feb 22, 12:05 am, Ilya Koulchin <ikoulch...[ at ]hotmail.com> wrote: [Quoted Text] > EMRhelp.org wrote: > > ==== > > Then Microsoft OneNote 2007 was released, sporting a new "shared > > notebook" feature. With OneNote, you get the same ease of access and > > ease of editing that a wiki provides, but with a much smoother > > experience. To mirror the history log functionality of a wiki, you can > > store your shared notebook in a versioned SharePoint document > > library. > > > source -http://flimflan.com/blog/MigrateFromFlexWikiToOneNote.aspx > > ==== > > > I thought that Sharepoint wrecked the native OneNote Synching and > > brought it down to the level of file synching. Anyone ? > > That depends on exactly what you mean by "level of file syncing". It is > true that there is no option on SharePoint to update just a part of the > file, so OneNote does need to transfer the entire file any time a change > is made, either on the client or on the server. However, partial access > is only an optimization, and OneNote can still sync just fine without > it, although at a slower rate. > > Problems occur when multiple instances of OneNote access the same file > and then some other underlying technology thinks that those files are > the same and tries to resolve the situation without asking OneNote. That > doesn't occur on SharePoint though - there is just one copy of the file > involved, so OneNote is able to detect and merge changes from multiple > users without any problems. > > Ilya So the answer is that SharePoint *DOES* wreck OneNote's native file synching.