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I thought this for a bit. Had a pile of shit (100+ notes) in OneNote on OneDrive and then suddenly WHAM half my notes disappeared out of the blue. Fortunately I

by bananas 12y ago

I thought this for a bit. Had a pile of shit (100+ notes) in OneNote on OneDrive and then suddenly WHAM half my notes disappeared out of the blue. Fortunately I had a backup but I'm not going to trust it again. If you're offline you're probably OK though. Gone back to a lab notebook and space pen for the mean time. Side issue: does anyone know where you can get decent lab notebooks in the UK - shipping them from the US is expensive?

wlesieutre 12y ago
> If you're offline you're probably OK though. Isn't the recent OneNote free version only able to work with the MS syncing? Copies coming with Office packs probably aren't limited that way (corporate users wouldn't take it), but your average Joe consumers are stuck.
- bananas 12y ago
  That is correct. You don't have to sync if you paid for anything from Office 365 Home and above. However it bugs you constantly to do it and all the save dialogs in Office 2013+ promote saving to "The Cloud". It's terribly irritating.
  - tanzam75 12y ago
    > However it bugs you constantly to do it and all the save dialogs in Office 2013+ promote saving to "The Cloud". It's terribly irritating. File - Options, Save, Save to Computer by default.