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OneNote network problems
Hugh 11/7/2008 7:53:02 PM
I have (had) a notebook stored on an XP desktop which was shared over a WiFi
link with my parnter's Vista laptop - it worked just fine although - because
of the two different OS involved - the links were somewhat hard-coded. I
recently replaced said desktop with a new Vista-based one. The notebook in
question opens fine on the new desktop but when my partner opens ON on her
laptop it seems to be trying to find the previous shared notebook and hangs.
Is there any way to 'disable' the notebook that has now been relocated and
then re-attach it in its new location? Is there a way of opening ON such
that it does not try to open all the notebooks that have previoulsy been
created?

Thanks
--
Hugh
Re: OneNote network problems
"David" <david.powerbits[ at ]nogmailspam.com> 11/7/2008 10:04:26 PM
Select notebook, then try:

Menu: Share-Stop Sharing Notebook...
and/or
Menu: File-Close this Notebook


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David Olsen
www.powerbits.com.au


"Hugh" <Hugh[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:352918EE-FD96-4454-B6FD-93874176F28A[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text]
>I have (had) a notebook stored on an XP desktop which was shared over a
>WiFi
> link with my parnter's Vista laptop - it worked just fine although -
> because
> of the two different OS involved - the links were somewhat hard-coded. I
> recently replaced said desktop with a new Vista-based one. The notebook
> in
> question opens fine on the new desktop but when my partner opens ON on her
> laptop it seems to be trying to find the previous shared notebook and
> hangs.
> Is there any way to 'disable' the notebook that has now been relocated and
> then re-attach it in its new location? Is there a way of opening ON such
> that it does not try to open all the notebooks that have previoulsy been
> created?
>
> Thanks
> --
> Hugh
>


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