The company also released a new version of its iPad app, adding. You can get a sneak peek of that if you join the beta community. Microsoft today updated its OneNote note-taking service with optical character recognition (OCR) support across all platforms. Other than that, it's mostly bug fixes for Android, though Microsoft says that a meaty Android Wear update is also on the way. Basically, it's like creating a shortcut to a specific note. If you want, that destination can actually be the home screen instead of another OneNote notebook. To do this, just press and hold on whatever it is you want to copy, select the action (move or copy), and then choose the destination. Meanwhile, the Android version adds what was apparently a much-requested feature: the ability to move or copy a note from one section or notebook to another. After a moment a file will start downloading after you specify the location where to save it. Navigate to the official OneNote website. Don’t get confused and click the correct link to download. Lastly, this update fixes a bug that caused problems with the whiteboard camera. It prompts that you have OneNote for Windows 10 installed. Microsoft also brought over the 'recent notes' view, along with the ability to see page previews in landscape mode. That means, for instance, that you can now access OneNote from the Notification Center on the iPad, the same way you already can with the iPhone. The main benefit here seems to be that Microsoft has an easy way of porting over all the features from the more advanced iPhone app, without having to re-code them for the tablet version. For starters, there are no longer separate applications for the iPhone and iPad in fact, iPad users will be prompted to re-download the app the next time they launch it. Hot on the heels of releasing a new version of OneNote for the Mac, Microsoft is pushing out some updates to its corresponding iOS and Android apps.

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