Converting ON 2003 files to ON 2007 format RJL 12/17/2008 9:51:00 PM When doing a search in ON 2007, I got the message "Non-upgraded sections: 6. These sections must be upgraded to OneNote 2007 format before they can be searched." I searched the Microsoft support web site and found Article 923307 <http://support.microsoft.com/kb/923307> which states: OneNote 2003 files are read-only files in OneNote 2007 until the files are upgraded. When you start OneNote 2007 for the first time, you have the option to upgrade your notes. After the initial migration, OneNote 2003 files are opened as read-only in OneNote 2007. Use the InfoBar to upgrade your OneNote 2003 files to the OneNote 2007 file format. The InfoBar is the yellow status bar at the top of the page. The InfoBar displays the following message: This section was created with an earlier version of OneNote and cannot be edited. Click here to upgrade." But I can't find anything that looks like an "InfoBar". There's nothing vaguely like a "yellow status bar at the top of the page". Plus, none of my sections, as far as a I can tell, are read-only. Can anyone give me some guidance?

Re: Converting ON 2003 files to ON 2007 format Ilya Koulchin <ikoulchine[ at ]hotmail.com> 12/23/2008 5:55:46 AM If you are able to make changes in your sections, they're most definitely not in the 2003 format. Could it be that these sections are in a section group, or some other notebook?

Re: Converting ON 2003 files to ON 2007 format RJL 12/23/2008 1:22:01 PM How would I recognize that the sections are in a section group or some other notebook? Thanks. "Ilya Koulchin" wrote: [Quoted Text] > If you are able to make changes in your sections, they're most > definitely not in the 2003 format. Could it be that these sections are > in a section group, or some other notebook? >

Re: Converting ON 2003 files to ON 2007 format Ilya Koulchin <ikoulchine[ at ]hotmail.com> 12/30/2008 1:15:47 AM RJL wrote: [Quoted Text] > How would I recognize that the sections are in a section group or some other > notebook? You'd have to navigate through any section groups or notebooks that you have to look for them. Unfortunately, there is no easier way.