OneNote help needed

[NDJeff]

I am still learning how to use OneNote, I got the trial on my new notebook and ended up getting a full version of Office 2007. So far it is a great program for college, except for one problem. My notes for my programming class get all messed up because of the autocorrect options. Java doesn't appreciate caps where they don't belong, so my notes are always messed up. Turning off autocorrect is a global setting, so constantly turning it on and off is a major hassle. Is there a way to either define a style for one specific notebook that doesn't use autocorrect, or else to insert a "code window", like a website would use to show a code snippet?

Other than this problem I really like the program, and the more I use it the more useful it seems.

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

I just tried it by opening up some html source code in notepad, and then taking a screen shot (win + s), and it worked just fine. Would that work for what you are doing, or no? Also, what about printing to OneNote. I've had a lot of luck archiving web pages and documents with that.

I'm not expert--just offering ideas / options.

 

[NDJeff]

Hmm that would probably work OK. I guess I was hunting too hard for a way to enter the notes directly when there is a simple alternative