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I just noticed this...

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I have 5 notebooks I have shared with others on SkyDrive.  What I just noticed was that the only real differentiation to them is that they are shared with different groups of people.  If I need to share more information with my siblings, I just add a new section to the notebook I already share with them. 

I'm trying to figure out how this will affect my testing.  I guess one change is that a new notebook can now be viewed as being created only to share with a new group of people.  Maybe it is a subset of users on a separate notebook already or maybe with all new folks. 

Other than this change, though, I can't really think of any other changes to make off the top of my head.  Now that I am aware of it, I'm sure I'll come up with more.  It just struck me and I thought it was kind of interesting.

Questions, comments, concerns and criticisms always welcome,
John

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  • Anonymous
    March 02, 2011
    What you describe is what happens to me as well, and one of my problems. One of the great advantages I found in Google Wave was the fact that I could add and remove people from a given Wave (document). In my environment, a document can evolve through different paths, and I'd like to be able to change who am I sharing it with. In fact, we turned to OneNote searching for a replacement for Google Wave, which was going to be closed. For example, I could add the whole programming team to a document and later, once a couple of them take ownership of that information, I'd like to remove the rest of the programmers. They are not interested in that doc anymore, and they start seeing a clutter of docs. If I could add and remove people from a doc like I made on our Waves,  I could make sure that every document a person can see in our shared notebook is relevant to him or her (because I have removed that person from the docs that do not need from him or her anymore).

  • Anonymous
    March 02, 2011
    Good suggestion - I'll pass it on to our designers.

  • Anonymous
    March 11, 2011
    Hi, I am a new user of microsoft onenote 2010 used with office 2010 and i have associates that use onenote 2010 with office 2007 and correspond with me adding to the notebooks we created ongoingly. i have a question though. my brother now wants to be able to open onenote notebooks through onenote on his mac. his mac has office on it but not onenote. i dont like the idea of him having to open web version on skydrive, as it looks different than opening something on onenote. what do you suggest? thank you, tom

  • Anonymous
    March 11, 2011
    Hi Tom, The only thing I can think to use would be Boot Camp or Parallels for the Mac to let your brother run OneNote 2010.  Or just keep using the web client - it does look a little different, but hopefully not TOO different.