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Review of the Onetastic Add-in for Microsoft OneNote

By Matthew Lynch
July 6, 2023
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The Onetastic add-in for Microsoft OneNote is a powerful tool that enhances the functionality of OneNote. This add-in is developed by a third-party company, and it adds a range of features to OneNote that are not available in the standard version of the software.

One of the most useful features of Onetastic is the ability to create custom macros. Macros are a series of commands that can be recorded and played back, automating repetitive tasks. With Onetastic, users can create custom macros that automate tasks in OneNote, such as formatting text, sorting pages, and generating tables of contents.

Onetastic also includes a range of built-in macros that can be used to enhance the functionality of OneNote. For example, there are macros for removing duplicate pages, finding and replacing text, and generating calendars.

Another feature of Onetastic is the ability to apply styles to text and objects in OneNote. This feature includes a range of pre-defined styles, such as headings, subheadings, and block quotes, as well as the ability to create custom styles.

Onetastic also includes a range of features for managing and organizing OneNote notebooks. For example, users can use Onetastic to merge or split pages, rename pages in bulk, and search for specific text across multiple notebooks.

One of the most popular features of Onetastic is the ability to add custom tags to notes. These tags can be used to categorize notes, making them easier to find and organize. Onetastic includes a range of pre-defined tags, such as “urgent,” “important,” and “idea,” but users can also create their own custom tags.

Overall, Onetastic is a powerful and useful add-in for Microsoft OneNote. It adds a range of features that are not available in the standard version of the software, and it can be used to automate repetitive tasks, enhance the organization of notebooks, and improve the overall functionality of OneNote. If you are a heavy OneNote user, Onetastic is definitely worth checking out.

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