Overview
OneNote can be installed on a PC, a Mac, in a browser, or on a mobile device, and each version of OneNote lets you access your cloud-connected notebooks.
If your notebook contains personal or sensitive information, it is a good idea to use passwords to restrict access to your notes. In OneNote, passwords may be applied to a notebook one section at a time, so you can choose what information you would like to protect.
Procedures
Installing OneNote (Desktop app) for Windows
- Go to: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/install-or-reinstall-onenote-for-windows-c08068d8-b517-4464-9ff2-132cb9c45c08
- Click Download OneNote.
- Run the .exe file (Submit a request if you have questions on installing)
Password Protecting a section (Desktop app only)
If your notebook contains personal or sensitive information, it is a good idea to use passwords to restrict access to your notes. In OneNote, passwords may be applied to a notebook one section at a time, so you can choose what information you would like to protect.
- From the Review Tab -> Password and then click Set Password… from the side panel that opens on the right.
- Enter and confirm a password and then click OK.
OR - Right-click on the section tab you would like to protect and choose Password Protect This Section and then the Password Protection dialog box appears to Enter and Confirm a password.
IMPORTANT passwords are case sensitive and if you lose or forget the password, OneNote cannot recover the password.
[Password Protection dialog box highlighting Enter and Confirm Password fields]
An Existing Section Backups dialog box appears letting you know about existing backup copies of the section.
[Existing Section Backups dialog box showing options to delete or keep existing backups]
4. Choose either to delete or keep existing backups.
To Remove the Password
- Right click on the section tab and choose Password Protect This Section… and choose the Remove Password… button from the side panel on the right.
- Type the current password and the password is removed.
References/Links
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