In addition to these new features, those on the Windows 10 Insider Preview-or those who have enabled Office Insider access from within OneNote-will also see some unique new features too: Choices include “Keep Source Formatting,” “Merge Formatting,” “Keep Text Only.” To configure this, navigate to Settings > Options > Paste Options. This one isn’t actually new to this version, but it’s a nice addition: You can now choose a default paste method, as you could previously in OneNote 2016.

(You can also just paste the URL of a video into your notes to achieve the same thing.)ĭefault paste. A new Insert Online Video in the Insert tab of the ribbon lets you easily embed web-based videos in your notes. (What this really means is that it will match your configured accent color instead of being purple.) To do so, open Settings > Options and select the “Pin transparent tile to Start” button, under Start Tile. Speaking of tiles, you can also optionally pin a transparent version of the app’s tile to the Start menu.

To do so, open the Settings and More (“…”) menu and choose “Pin New Page Tile to Start.” Unfortunately, you cannot then pin the tile to the taskbar, which would eliminate a step and be even quicker. You can now pin a OneNote “New Page” deep link tile to your Start menu so that you can jump directly to a new note in Quick Notes. I did receive the update last night-it updates the version number to 5.20049-and here’s what’s new for everybody:

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