I want to use a calendar in Onenote. I heard of this calendar plugin you can download, but I use onenote through my tablet, and I can only access the desktop application from computers in my campus, where I'm not allowed to download stuff that affects their programs.

By OneNote wasn’t the most popular application until recently, having more of a cult following than being known as a go-to app. Resources for OneNote 2013 are not many at this point, and some of those that exist — even those from Microsoft — aren’t always updated as often as you would hope. Still, there are some good resources for OneNote out there. Microsoft’s OneNote blog Although currently isn’t updated very often, the site does have a good repository of webinars, tips, videos, and how-to articles that give you information about OneNote from the horse’s mouth. Chances are that Microsoft will eventually update the site and perhaps start doing so more often, so this is a good blog to keep bookmarked and access every so often to see if anything new is up.

Office.com OneNote templates Even though currently includes zero templates specifically for OneNote 2013, chances are this will change in the near future. OneNote 2013 has just been released, and templates are likely to show up on the site at some point. That said, there are plenty of OneNote 2010 and OneNote 2007 templates available for you to use, most of which probably work just fine with OneNote 2013. The best advice regarding how to use templates for OneNote 2007 or 2010 is to just try them. Download them from the site, extract them to your chosen location, and open them and work with them. The Wedding Planner template for OneNote 2007 opened just fine in OneNote 2013.

Most likely they don’t support the latest features of OneNote, but that doesn’t mean you can’t add those features yourself. OneNote on Facebook If you want to Like, write on the wall for the application, and find tips and comments from others who dig OneNote, check out the Facebook page. Microsoft updates this page more often than it does so on Twitter at the official Office blog. OneNote on Twitter Twitter is home to two major OneNote-related accounts from Microsoft. @Office is updated often and includes some OneNote-related posts. @msonenote, the official Microsoft OneNote Twitter account, tweets at least major updates to the software.

Engineering OneNote blog Despite the name, it includes information about some of the more killer features of OneNote, as well as new add-ins. OneNote testing blog The one that is actually updated on a regular basis, this blog is written by Microsoft OneNote tester John Guin. He includes a lot of information about OneNote resources as well as information on add-ins. Clip to OneNote add-in is a browser extension for Firefox, Chrome, and Opera that lets you clip web pages or fully formatted portions of pages to OneNote within your browser.

The extension also has a version for Mozilla Thunderbird. IE already has these capabilities, and the extension’s author simply wanted to add the capability to Firefox. The add-on adds a menu item to the context menu in your browser (or Thunderbird when viewing a web page) so that you can simply right-click a web page or selection of a web page and choose to clip it to OneNote. Clip to OneNote is not exactly the easiest add-on to install; essentially, you will have to download two extensions — a “listener” and the actual extension — before the add-on will work. You also have to set a communication port for Listener to listen on. If you have no idea what this refers to, the default port 2866 should be fine.

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