Hi Anthony. I had the same problem. I wanted to make templates of medical
charts for a medical office. Here is how I solved it. First open a new
notebook. Then add the sections you want. Then create pages set up the way
you want . Then save it as a onenote file package in the following folder -
Program Files - Microsoft Office - Templates - 1033 - OneNote - 12 - Notebook
Templates. Then when you openb a new notebook, look down the list of
templates and it should be on that list. Try it and let me know.
Ali
"arrich[ at ]gmail.com" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I'm trying to use Onenote as a digital lab book, a place to keep a
> record of data we have acquired, the settings used for each data file,
> and a place to write notes about interesting things we may see in each
> file. Is there a way to insert a pre-formated note with places to
> write all the required settings that I need to record for each file?
>
> I've started using a new page for the data taken each day, so the flow
> of the page is a series of notes each recording settings like the
> voltage, current, etc... Probably this is stored as a table and there
> are at least two different table stuctures, given that we can do
> several types of measurements. I can copy and paste the correct table
> structure from somewhere over and over again, but it seems like it
> would be far easier to have a saved template for a new note that I
> could just insert into the current page.
>
> I know that there are templates for pages but I'm looking for
> something on the note level, as using a new page for each measurement
> seems like a poor way of organizing stuff.
>
> Thanks,
> Anthony
>
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