Unless the front of one's telephone nevertheless includes a huge rotary dial with holes in it, by now you have probably heard about our exciting OneNote Mobile for iPhone news last week.
Many of you acknowledged that Microsoft's decision to bring its first
Office program to another mobile platform is a pretty great deal, even if the iPhone may not be your preferred smartphone. The buzz around the release was amazing, especially when considering that OneNote is the youngest member of the Office family and that it's usually only the huge dogs — Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint — that get this kind of attention.
A quick recap of the launch
I really enjoyed reading many of your Facebook and Twitter posts about the release. "OMG!!! Who's running Microsoft? OneNote on my iPhone? Unbelievably awesome!" read one Twitter post. "OneNote for iPhone? And it's awesome? Hand me that snowball, Satan,
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A sincere thanks to everyone out there who participated in the launch in some way — by downloading the app and trying it out, by posting a comment here on the OneNote Blog, by retweeting our announcement and sharing the news on Facebook,
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Get the free OneNote Mobile for iPhone User's Guide
To help you discover some of the app's capabilities that may not be evident at first glance, we've put together a free user's guide for the OneNote Mobile for iPhone app.
Download:
Microsoft OneNote Mobile for iPhone User's Guide
PDF format,
Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007, approx. 1.43 MB (requires Adobe Reader)
If you want to help spread the word about this free guide to other OneNote Mobile for iPhone users, click the Retweet button near the end of this blog post. If the guide is updated in the future,
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Video: Get the scoop about OneNote Mobile
Click the image to view episode 89 of “Ping” for a full report about OneNote Mobile (starts at 5:30).
If you haven't seen it,
Office Pro Plus 2010 Key, check out this new video of OneNote Program Manager Daniel Escapa talking about OneNote Mobile in this latest episode of Channel 9's hit show "Ping." Skip to about 5:30 into the video to see Daniel talk about the OneNote Mobile apps for Windows Phone 7 and the iPhone. My favorite part is when Ping co-host Paul Mestemaker quizzes Dan about keyboard shortcuts. ;)
Thanks again for a great app launch. Please keep the great feedback coming and check back soon to see what's new.
-- Michael C. Oldenburg
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