@Romit Mehta Yes, you can:) File/Open Notebook. Then at the bottom select '+ Add a Place.' This will prompt you to OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, or SharePoint. It sounds like you should be selecting 'OneDrive' to then get the prompt to login to that personal account. Multiple OneDrive Accounts and OneNote Notebooks. I have a personal Microsoft account (with free 5 GB of OneDrive storage) but can use the Office 365 (with 1 TB of OneDrive storage) with my university email which, as I understand it, is treated as a separate Microsoft account. Use multiple Microsoft accounts with OneNote for Windows 10 If you use more than one Microsoft account such as Hotmail, Live.com, or Outlook.com, you can use any of these accounts with OneNote for Windows 10. Add a new account When you first start OneNote for Windows 10, you're prompted to sign in with your preferred Microsoft account. OneNote for iOS doesn’t have a lot of settings you can actually change. Tap the Settings button at the top of the Home screen to quickly summon the Settings window. View in-app settings for iOS The following list briefly describes the items in this window: Upgrade: OneNote for iOS allows you to have up to. Collaborate in Real-Time in Microsoft OneNote Real-time collaboration means more than one person can be editing the same document at the same time, and the online version of Microsoft OneNote allows you to do this with notes. Edits should show up immediately, though some syncing delays have been reported by some users.
Essentially, it is a digital notebook available anytime, anywhere. OneNote is available as a traditional desktop app, a web app, and a mobile app. In addition, a simplified OneNote version comes pre-installed with Windows 10. The features available to the user depend on the version and environment used.
There are several ways to use OneNote at school, work, or home. For a great list of examples and ideas, check out:
10 Unique Ways to Use Microsoft OneNote
111 Ways to Use Microsoft OneNote
The screenshot below is an example of a class notebook that shares file attachments with students for download. In addition, the Quick Links section lists websites and articles relevant to class topics. The instructor uses his iPhone to send links to OneNote from LinkedIn and Twitter.
You can! You’ll need to sync your notebook with OneDrive before going offline, then OneNote automatically syncs your changes as you work. If at any time you lose your Internet connection or turn it off, any pending changes will sync as soon as you’re back online.
To start using OneNote, create a free Microsoft account or purchase a Microsoft Office 365 license. Go to https://products.office.com/en-US/onenote to sign-in or sign-up.
For help, check out: https://support.office.com/en-us/onenote
For more information, read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_OneNote
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A key reason I would always use OneNote 2016 is the ability to be logged in to multiple accounts at once.
I discovered you could not use multiple accounts in the OneNote Windows 10 App in late 2016 when preparing for a presentation and had setup a new Microsoft account (oh365eh@outlook.com) to show the entire process of getting setup from beginning to end. It shocked me, however those days are behind us now.
I tried out another new feature that appeared for me in the OneNote Windows 10 App today (OneNote Version 17.7766.57671.0) – the ability to add multiple Microsoft accounts. See:
Up until now I used the OneNote Window 10 App for personal notebooks stored in my personal OneDrive. When I wanted to switch between my personal notebooks and my demo notebooks, I’d have to remove the account and login again – which was a pain and could glitch out at times. (I’d always be restarting the App to get the switch between accounts to work).
I used OneNote 2016 primarily for work – team notebooks in SharePoint libraries, and private work notebooks in OneDrive for Business. I only had two personal notebooks stored in my personal OneDrive open in OneNote 2016 that I used for specific types of actions that can only be performed in the 2016 version of OneNote.
Now, I’m excited to have a mix of personal, demo, and work notebooks open in the App to utilize some of the App-specific functionality in them. 🙂
Want to take a look – check it out:
Notice in the Open More Notebooks menu there is now an Add Account button at the centre bottom of the menu:
You can also add accounts and see which accounts you’ve already added in the App’s settings:
Go to Settings > Accounts.
Click on Accounts > Add account.
You can then choose to add a Microsoft or Work or school (Office 365) account.
Removing accounts is simple, once you find the button which is tucked away and isn’t an obvious button.
In the Settings > Accounts menu > select the account you want to remove.
Click on Sign out.
Click Remove on the Remove this account? pop-up then restart the App.
All the Notebooks tied to that account no longer appear in the Open More Notebooks menu.
Also, Notebooks tied to that account that were open are auto-closed when the account is removed.
To me, this is a HUGE bonus as having to right-click and close a batch of Notebooks was time consuming before (you’re likely not going to be doing this often, but for doing demos and training videos, having a clutter-free interface devoid of personal information is important).
However I’d suggest making sure you do a sync before yanking an account with notebooks you’ve made very recent edits in – just to be safe.