Hi Donato,
It sounds like the table of contents file "OneNote Table of
Contents.onetoc2" got renamed to a .one file so opening it as a .one file
doesn't work.
Try opening your .onepkg file again and unpack it to your My
Documents\OneNote Notebooks folder. OneNote should automatically open it
after unpacking.
- If you packaged up a single section, then you should see a new .one file
in My Documents\OneNote Notebooks (the name of the .onepkg file should match
the name of the .one file)
- If you packaged up a notebook, then you should see a new new folder in My
Document\OneNote Notebooks (the name of the folder should match the name of
the .one file)
Hope that helps,
-dave
"Donato" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I have saved a number of notebook files as ".onepkg" files for archiving
> purposes whilst using ON2007 trial version. I have recently purchased and
> upgraded to the full version. I have tried to restore some of these files by
> double clicking on the file with the ".onepkg" extension. Rather than the
> usual dialgogue box for opening the notebook, the file attempts to open
> itself as "OneNote Table Of Contents.one" at the default directory for ON
> files. If I persist, a message comes up telling me that the filed does not
> appear to be a ON file. If I continue with the process a further message
> tells me that there may be a coverter on the Microsoft Office website.
> Is there any workaround for this problem as I need to access some of these
> archived files?
>
> --
> Donato
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