Hard copy of onenote outline? Forum

[Geist13]

I've been doing all my outlining in onenote. I'm starting to think this was a mistake because when I copy/paste it to word, the formatting is not as pleasing to the eye and definitely not as workable for use on an exam. I'm putting it into word because I want to make tangible copies, I learn best from working with the material with a pen in hand. Are there any other ways to get a tangible copy of onenote documents? Does everyone else just outline in word from the beginning? I thought outlining was the major reason law student love onenote. So what does everyone else do to get hard copies?

I know I could copy to word and just change all the formatting line by line, but that would be a quite a time investment.

[dakatz]

I'm interested to hear if anyone had advice on this as well. I have no idea how to print the thing out in the format I have it in Onenote.

[SAOJD10]

I have OneNote 2010, and just print off my outline when I need too, works fine and is formatted the exact way it looks

[kalvano]

Send to PDF. Print.

[Prize24]

File---> Send to---> Microsoft Word

[inchoate_con]

or.... push the button that says send to word. Page breaks suck, and still no powertoy for it.

[stocksly33]

print that mother fucker in onenote.

another blessing of onenote... in word, you have all that white space wasted on the right side of the outline... in onenote, make extra boxes of text and put them in the white space. helps if you have page limit on your outline. plus, more information per page means less turning of pages.

[Geist13]

wow. Printing straight from onenote works like a charm. I read in multiple places that the printing from onenote gets all screwy, so I never tried it.

[traehekat]

yeah wtf just print from onenote broski.